An official pickleball court measures 20 ft (6.10 m) wide by 44 ft (13.41 m) long for both singles and doubles.

The non-volley zone extends 7 ft from the net on each side of the court.

A pickleball net is 36 in high at the sidelines and 34 in high at the center.

A minimum playing area of 30 ft by 60 ft is commonly used, while 34 ft by 64 ft is often recommended for new construction and higher-level play.

Yes. Swish can build pickleball courts in full size or custom smaller dimensions. This is ideal for homes, private facilities, resorts, schools, and multi-sport spaces where a full official court may not fit.

For sports with small balls like pickleball, we usually recommend Swish Elastic Tiles. They are especially suitable for these sports and are also an excellent option for multi-sport courts.

Yes. Customers can choose custom colors, add 1 logo at no extra cost, and include line markings for multiple sports on one court. This is a very popular setup for backyard and family sports courts.

Swish tiles are DIY-friendly and install like a large puzzle. The ideal base is a solid surface such as concrete, but many customers also install on pavers or properly prepared compacted crushed stone. Grass is not suitable. The underside pad system helps improve comfort, elasticity, sound reduction, durability, and minor surface leveling.