Run-off + circulation
The 13.41 × 6.10 m playing rectangle is only the marked court. Allow space for safe movement beyond the baselines and sidelines.
Apollo Pickleball · Court planning
Pickleball court dimensions and recommended playing area.
Use the playing-line dimensions first, then allow sufficient run-off and circulation around the court. The standard pickleball playing rectangle is 13.41 m long × 6.10 m wide for both singles and doubles.
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13.41 m × 6.10 m standard playing courtSame size for singles + doubles2.13 m non-volley zone each sideRecommended planning area shown at 18.3 m × 9.1 m
Technical overview
Key court dimensions
Use these figures for concept planning, then confirm run-off, fencing, lighting, drainage, accessibility and the selected surface system for the actual project.
01Standard playing court
13.41 m × 6.10 mSame playing-line dimensions for singles and doubles.
02Recommended overall playing area
18.3 m × 9.1 mA practical planning envelope allowing useful run-off beyond the playing lines.
03Net height
914 mm posts · 864 mm centreReference heights shown in the Apollo court-size guide.
04Kitchen / non-volley zone
2.13 m from net each sideThe non-volley zone extends 2.13 m from the net on both sides.
05Alternative concept envelope
18.0 m × 9.0 mThe supplied dimensioned drawing shows this compact overall project envelope for early feasibility checks.
06Surface pathways
Concrete · modular tiles · portable / roll-out flooringSurface selection should follow base condition, drainage, portability and required playing feel.
Court-size information is for project planning. Final clearances, run-off, fencing, lighting, drainage, accessibility and local requirements should be confirmed for the actual site before installation.
Court planning drawings
Use both the playing dimensions and the surrounding project envelope.
The dimensioned plan and illustrated guide can be used during early feasibility checks before the final court, surface, run-off and infrastructure package is confirmed.
Project fit
Plan the whole court, not only the white lines.
Surface + base
Concrete condition, drainage and required playing feel determine whether modular tile, roll-out flooring or another surface pathway is suitable.
Net + centreline planning
Fixing points, portable-net storage and centreline alignment should be coordinated before final court marking.
Fencing + lighting
Fence setbacks, access gates and light-pole positions should sit outside the playing envelope without creating obstructions.
Common applications
HomesClubsSchoolsCouncilsRetirement villagesResortsIndoor hallsCommercial venues
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