Volleyball Court
Installation
Top Quality Volleyball Court Flooring
We build high-quality volleyball courts at Prime Sport Solution for performance, safety, and durability. Whether you need an indoor volleyball court for professional training or an outdoor volleyball court that can withstand the harsh weather, we have a range of volleyball court flooring for shock absorption and joint protection, artificial turf for a natural feel with reduced impact, and interlocking sports tiles for a modular, low-maintenance option.
Our synthetic volleyball court are designed to withstand heavy foot traffic, extreme weather conditions, and intense gameplay. They are perfect for schools, colleges, sports academies, residential communities, and commercial sports facilities. Along with flooring, we offer end-to-end solutions, including site preparation, base leveling, drainage systems, precision court markings, sturdy fencing, and high-performance LED lighting for better visibility during evening matches.
Volleyball Court Dimensions & Layout
We build volleyball courts to standards for performance, safety and durability. Whether building a professional competition court, training facility or recreational volleyball court, following the rules ensures playability and longevity.
Indoor Tennis Court Guidelines
- Court Size: 18m × 9m
- Net Height: 2.43m for men / 2.24m for women
- Attack Line Distance: 3m from the centerline
- Ceiling Height: Minimum 7m (23ft) clearance for safe play
- Surface Material: PU (polyurethane) flooring, PVC vinyl or interlocking tiles for superior traction and shock absorption
- Lighting: Evenly distributed, glare-free LED lights for clear visibility
Outdoor Tennis Court Guidelines
- Court Size: 18m × 9m
- Total Play Area (including clearance space): 24m × 15m
- Net Height: 2.43m for men / 2.24m for women
- Surface Material: Weather-resistant acrylic flooring, synthetic turf or modular interlocking tiles
- Drainage System: Proper slope and drainage to prevent water accumulation
- Fencing & Wind Protection: 10-12ft fencing around the court to prevent ball loss and reduce wind impact
Best Flooring for Volleyball Courts
Selecting an right flooring for volleyball performance, safety, and durability. Our wide range of indoor and outdoor volleyball courts flooring is designed to enable maximum playability and durability.
Volleyball Court Construction Process
Site Inspection & Planning
- Assess the court location, available space, and environment
- Decide on the flooring type, drainage system, and lighting setup
Surface Preparation
Outdoor courts: Level the ground, install drainage and base layers
Indoor courts: Ensure moisture-resistant sub-flooring for long-term durability
Flooring Installation
Install the chosen surface (Acrylic, PU, Artificial Turf, or Sports Interlocking Tiles)
Ensure a smooth, non-slip finish for safe and effective gameplay
Line Marking & Net Installation
Apply official court markings as per FIVB (International Volleyball Federation) standards
Install high-quality net posts and nets for professional setup
What Our Clients Say
Frequently Asked Questions
18m (59ft) in length and 9m (29.5ft) wide with a centre line splitting the court in two 9m x 9m halves. A minimum of 3m (9.8ft) of clearance must be maintained around the court as playing area.
Acrylic Flooring (outdoor court), PU Flooring (indoor court), PVC Vinyl Flooring (indoor court), Artificial Turf (recreational courts), Interlocking Sports Tiles (both indoor and outdoor court). These are shock absorbing, durable and have consistent bounce.
Cost varies with court size, flooring, drainage, lighting and fencing. Acrylic or interlocking tiles outdoor courts are less expensive, indoor courts with PU or PVC vinyl flooring are more costly since they require additional preparation and materials.
Regular cleaning of surface, crack or damage inspection, drainage and net equipment in good shape. Sweep and mop for indoor courts to preserve surface, weatherproofing treatment for outdoor courts.
Yes! Volleyball courts may be constructed to various levels of play from professional competition courts to school and recreational courts. Design involves adjusting the right flooring, net height and other facilities like seating and LED lighting for evening games.