Tennis Fence

Drawings of Tennis Fence showing dimensioned panel configurations necessary for a tennis court enclosure

The primary role of a Tennis Fence is to keep Tennis Balls contained within the playing court area. The selvage of the bottom, top, and top caps are knuckled for security. A Tennis Fence can come in a variety of materials, from traditional timber to steel frames with chain link fabric. The main consideration when choosing a Tennis Fence is the degree of privacy desired.

Some more sophisticated materials include wood, vinyl, ornamental aluminum, or a combination of materials. A vinyl-coated chain link fence is a good choice, as the fused and adhered vinyl-coating protects the core wire from rust and corrosion. Some Tennis Fences include a feature gate hardware for added protection.

Group of simplified silhouette drawings of Tennis Fence systems

Tennis Fences have a total height of 10’-12’ (3.05-3.66 m), panel width of 10’ (3.05 m), and posts with diameters of between 2.5”-3” (6.35-7.62 cm).

Perspective view of a 3D model of a Tennis Fence show the different required panel types

Details

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Height:
10’-12’ | 3.05-3.66 m
Width:
10’ | 3.05 m (Panels)
Depth:
2.5”-3” | 6.35-7.62 cm (Posts)
Length:
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Total Enclosure Size: 120' x 60' | 36.58 x 18.29 m
Materials:
Coated steel posts; chain link fence

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Properties

Drawings include:
Tennis Fence front (panels), front (simple)

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Tennis is a competitive sport where single players (singles) or pairs of players (doubles) use rackets to hit a felt covered rubber ball over a central net onto the opponent’s court. Points are scored by hitting the tennis ball over the net in a way that the opponent is not able to return it.


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Tennis FencePerspective view of a 3D model of a Tennis Fence show the different required panel typesPerspective view of a 3D model of a Tennis Fence show the different required panel types