School Sports Courts: 7 Courts Marked in Pallara QLD
Quick answer: Line Marking Australia marked seven sports courts for a state school in Pallara, on Brisbane’s southside, in 2026: two basketball, two netball, two tennis and one volleyball court. Every court was measured and set out before painting, and each sport was painted in its own colour so students can follow their own lines.
The brief
A state school in Pallara, on Brisbane's southside, sent us a request for quotation with photos of its outdoor courts. The school wanted the courts marked out so students could use them for several sports, and it had already cleaned the court surfaces itself before we arrived.
What we marked
- 2 basketball courts
- 2 netball courts
- 2 tennis courts
- 1 volleyball court
That is seven courts in total, so several sets of lines share the same surface. On a multi-use surface each sport's lines need their own colour, so players can pick out their own boundaries at a glance, and the line widths and court dimensions follow each sport's governing body.
How the job ran
Because the school had done the cleaning, the job went straight to set-out and painting. Every court was measured and set out before any paint went down, so the courts sit square to each other and fit the surface without the boundaries running into each other. Each court was then painted in its own colour.
Why it matters for schools
Clear, correctly sized courts let a school run PE classes, lunchtime games and interschool sport on the same surface. Marking several sports on one slab gets far more use out of existing hard courts than building new ones.
Planning court marking for a school in Brisbane? Send us your plans or photos for a fixed-price quote, or see our sports court line marking service.
Case Study FAQs
Yes. Line Marking Australia regularly marks multi-use school courts, such as the seven courts in Pallara (two basketball, two netball, two tennis and one volleyball). Each sport gets its own line colour so players can follow their own boundaries.
Not necessarily. Line Marking Australia can pressure-clean the surface as part of the job, or the school can do it beforehand to save cost, as the Pallara school did. The surface must be clean and dry before painting.
Yes. Line Marking Australia marks basketball, netball, tennis and volleyball courts for schools across Brisbane and South East Queensland, with fixed-price quotes from photos or plans.
Yes. The Pallara state school sent Line Marking Australia a request for quotation with photos of its outdoor courts, and we quoted from those. A fixed-price quote from photos saves the school a site meeting, and every court is still measured and set out on site before any paint goes down.
At Pallara, Line Marking Australia measured and set out all seven courts before any paint went down. Setting out first means the courts sit square to each other and fit the surface, without one sport’s boundary running into another’s, so each school court ends up the right size.
Line Marking Australia marked two basketball courts, two netball courts, two tennis courts and one volleyball court at the Pallara state school. That gives the school one surface for PE classes, lunchtime games and interschool sport, with each sport’s court dimensions following its governing body.
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