
01 / Court geometry
Standard regulation doubles court: 20 × 10 m internal playing area; confirm latest FIP rules on lines, wall configuration, access, net and clear height.
Review court geometry ↗

Geometry, structure, glass, turf and lighting.
Discuss this workstream ↗Use this guidance to prepare a project brief. The selected OEM, appointed engineer and relevant authorities must confirm the final system, documents and site requirements.

Standard regulation doubles court: 20 × 10 m internal playing area; confirm latest FIP rules on lines, wall configuration, access, net and clear height.
Review court geometry ↗
Specify OEM steel grade, sections, welded connections, bolts, bracing, coatings, anchor design and project structural actions.
Review steel system scope ↗
Record glass supplier, applicable glass standard, thickness by OEM model, edge finish, isolators, supports and replacement method.
Review glazing scope ↗
Confirm mesh opening, wire diameter, frame geometry, structural attachment and protective finish.
Review enclosure scope ↗
Require manufacturer turf construction, pile height, backing, infill, approved substrate and performance tests.
Review turf installation ↗
Require lighting class, photometric file, project calculations, mounting, electrical protection and site tests.
Review lighting design ↗Illustrative top-view geometry based on the 20 m × 10 m regulation doubles court. The service lines are 6.95 m from the net, the centre service lines divide the service areas and extend 20 cm beyond the service line. Confirm all dimensions and wall/entrance details against the current official FIP rules before use in project drawings.
The small central-line extensions are diagrammatic. Site setting-out requires controlled CAD drawings and the current governing rules.
Share the location, court quantity, site dimensions and delivery scope. We’ll help organise the questions for supplier and project review.
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