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We offer the total Tennis Court package from
design and set-out, to drawing plans and obtaining council permits where required, we
handle tree removal, earthworks, drainage, fencing, lighting, landscaping, court
accessories, and finish up with a site clean leaving your new court ready to play.
All of our work complies with the Dept of Infrastructure "code of practice" for tennis court development and has specific warranties on workmanship and materials.
Budget Tennis Courts allow you to choose from various materials and gives you access to a large number of court accessories.
| Court Surfaces | Typical surfaces include synthetic grass, painted acrylic, granitic sand or asphalt surfaces. |
| Earthworks | We use heavy machinery with state of the art "On Board" laser levelling equipment. |
| Court Sizes | Tennis courts are usually constructed in one of three common sizes. |
| Court Drainage | Proper drainage is an essential part of a court. |
| Court Fencing | Fences are usually constructed using black PVC coated mesh and posts. |
| Court Lighting | Lighting is a valuable addition to any tennis court and we have a range of lights to suit any court. |
| Court Accessories | We have a range of tennis accessories available that can be incorporated with your tennis court. |
| We have several court surfaces that you can
choose from. All courts are laser levelled for an even finish and to ensure the best possible drainage. |
| Synthetic Grass on a concrete slab.
Synthetic Grass is available in various colours and grades from light domestic to heavy
commercial. The base can be either crushed rock or a concrete slab. The
synthetic grass is made in Australia and comes with a written warranty
from the manufacturer. Samples available on request. We only use the
very finest synthetic grass products that are
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Granitic Sand. Note the concrete edge beam around the perimeter & white PVC lines nailed down. Plays like a red porous court and requires bagging after play. (Click the photo for larger image) |
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| Painted Acrylic Hard Court. Note the night lighting and the 3 metre black PVC coated mesh fence with top rail and separate draw curtain. (Click the photo for larger image) |
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Asphalt surface for Tennis or Basketball courts. (Click the photo for larger image) |
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Low Fence Section (Click the photo for larger image) |
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Sleeper wall with steps (Click the photo for larger image) |
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Full Draw Curtains (Click the photo for larger image) |
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Landscaping enhances the look of your tennis court (Click the photo for larger image) |
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We use heavy machinery with
state of the art "On Board" laser levelling equipment to excavate the tennis
court site. |
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| Courts can be constructed to basically any size,
but the three most common sizes are 15.5M x 30M, 16.5M x 33M and 17M x 35M Multi-Court construction is also available. |
| Every "Budget Tennis Court" has a rainwater collection pit in the low corner and a 1% fall. This pit can be connected to the local storm water drainage system or soak pits. |
| Cut Off Drain. In poor drainage areas, we install a sub soil cut off drain on the outside of the court for moisture control. (Click the photo for larger image) |
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Cut Off Drain Once the drain trench has been dug, we complete the drain by filling it with agricultural drain pipe and screenings. (Click the photo for larger image) |
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| Fences are usually constructed using black PVC
coated mesh and posts. Black top rails and draw curtains are also available. |
| Draw Curtain. This is a standard draw curtain. (Click the photo for larger image) |
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Mesh Fence. 3 Metre Black PVC coated mesh fence and posts. Inc. black top rails and low section of fence and gate. (Click the photo for larger image) |
| Lighting is a valuable addition to any tennis court and we have a range of lights to suit any court. |
| Extreme Cut Off Lights. The special reflector design of these lights offer precise control of spill light whilst maintaining a high level of illumination to the playing area. |  |
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ST1C. The ST1C light has been designed specifically for residential tennis courts because it reduces spill light and glare outside of the court to an absolute minimum. (Down to 3 lux, 3 metres from the court). |
| Configuration. Lights are usually installed in either 4 or 6 light configurations as shown in the diagram. |  |
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This photo shows a typical 4 light installation. (Click the photo for larger image) |
We have a range of tennis accessories available
that can be incorporated with your tennis court.
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