Tennis courts

Six packages are available, in three sizes. The playing area is the same in all of them; they differ in the run-off round it: the competition court, 36.22 × 18.43 m (668 m²), with 6.10 m behind the baselines and 3.66 m at the sides; the training court, 31.93 × 15.97 m (510 m²), with 3.96 m and 2.44 m; and the mini court, 25.79 × 12.91 m (333 m²), with 0.91 m all round, for tight plots. Each size comes in EV-FL-TP thermoplastic tiles, a blue court with a green run-off, or in EV-FL-PP polypropylene tiles, a brown court with a grey run-off, both with white lines.

Included: the surface, professional tile laying, tennis line marking, the net posts and net, and their installation. Not included: preparation of the base (compaction, concrete or asphalt) and the foundations for the net posts.

The tiles interlock without glue and let rain drain straight through, so the court can be used right after rain. They expand and contract with temperature, so a 2–6 cm gap is left at the edges and around the net posts, and the tiles are never fixed to the base.

Thermoplastic courts are laid only on asphalt or concrete; the base must be even, without dips or waves. Polypropylene courts can also be laid on compacted ground: a compacted crushed-stone base framed with kerbs and covered with 150 g/m² non-woven geotextile is the most economical option and does not crack like asphalt. A fence around the court stops balls and helps protect the surface from strong wind; on exposed sites, windbreak screens on the fence also help the game.