Sports court fencing and nets

Fencing and netting for tennis, football, box cricket and multi-sport courts, with the mesh sized to the smallest ball in play.

FencingChain-link, welded, Webnet

NetsBall-stop, practice, divider

MeshSmaller than the ball

ScopeSupply and installation

Jakob reference

OverviewWhat it is

Courts and grounds need fencing that keeps the ball in and takes it day after day. We supply and install chain-link and welded mesh fencing on galvanised posts, and stainless Webnet where the fence should almost disappear, as on the tennis court at the Embassy, Delhi.

Ball-stop, practice and divider nets are sized to the ball: about 40 to 45 mm for tennis, 40 to 50 mm for cricket and 100 to 120 mm for football. For rooftop turfs and permanent ball-stops we offer Webnet, which does not burn, does not degrade in sunlight and lasts decades.

Options

Chain-link fencingGalvanised or PVC-coated, with posts and gates: the standard for grounds and outer court fencing

Welded mesh panelsRigid flat or 3D panels, galvanised and powder-coated

WebnetStainless rope mesh that almost disappears, in natural stainless or black

Ball-stop netsBehind goals, courts and boundaries, in UV-stabilised twine

Practice netsCricket and batting practice lanes

Divider netsBetween multi-sport courts

Plan itPlan your court

Interactive · design it yourself

Planner

Interactive: change the settings, move across the drawing

NetsNet mesh by ball size

The mesh must be smaller than the smallest ball you play with

Sport	Ball	Mesh	Twine
Golf	42.7 mm	20 to 25 mm	1.5 to 2.5 mm
Badminton	shuttle	about 20 to 25 mm	1 to 1.5 mm
Tennis	about 67 mm	40 to 45 mm	2 to 3 mm
Cricket	about 72 mm	40 to 50 mm	2.5 to 3.5 mm
Hockey	about 73 mm	40 to 45 mm	3 mm or more
Box cricket, multi-sport	smallest ball	40 to 45 mm	3 mm
Volleyball	about 210 mm	100 mm	2 to 3 mm
Football	about 220 mm	100 to 120 mm	2.5 to 3 mm