Sports Court Line Marking Adelaide
Indoor and outdoor court marking for Adelaide clubs, schools, councils and sports centres. Basketball, netball, tennis, pickleball, badminton, volleyball and futsal lines, marked to the official dimensions for each sport.
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Sports Court Line Marking for Adelaide Clubs, Schools and Councils
Quick answer: Line Marking Australia marks indoor and outdoor sports courts across Adelaide, including basketball, netball, tennis, pickleball, badminton, volleyball and futsal. Each court is set out to the sport's official dimensions, for example a 28 m by 15 m FIBA basketball court or a 13.41 m by 6.10 m pickleball court, using paint suited to the surface.
Recent sports court jobs in Adelaide
- Adelaide CBD (Sep 2026): sports court line marking. See line marking in Adelaide CBD.
- Enfield (Aug 2026): court marking for a badminton facility.
Courts we mark in Adelaide
| Court | Size | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Basketball (FIBA) | 28 m × 15 m | basketball court dimensions |
| Netball | 30.5 m × 15.25 m | netball court dimensions |
| Pickleball | 13.41 m × 6.10 m | pickleball court dimensions |
| Badminton | 13.4 m × 6.1 m | badminton court dimensions |
| Tennis | 23.77 m × 10.97 m | tennis court line marking |
Can one Adelaide court be marked for several sports?
Yes. Many Adelaide schools, councils and clubs mark two or three sports on one court, for example basketball and netball, or tennis with pickleball lines added. Each sport gets its own line colour so players can follow the right lines, and the layout is checked so the key lines do not clash.
Building a new court in Adelaide?
If you need the court built as well as marked, see pickleball court construction in Adelaide, tennis court construction in Adelaide, basketball court construction in Adelaide or padel court construction in Adelaide. For school games and courts, see school playground marking in Adelaide, or all our line marking in Adelaide services.
Standards and council rules we follow for sports courts in Adelaide
- Each sport marked to its own rules: FIBA for basketball, World Netball Rules for netball, the ITF Rules of Tennis, FIVB for volleyball, BWF rules for badminton and the official rulebook for pickleball.
- Lines 50 mm wide for most court sports, and 40 mm for badminton.
- Each sport in its own colour on shared courts, with the main sport's lines unbroken where lines cross.
- Office for Recreation, Sport and Racing facility guidance and the surface maker's paint specification.
Council and site rules on every court and field job
- Approval first. On council reserves, school grounds and club facilities we work only with the owner's written approval, plus a works permit where the council asks for one, and we follow the council's open space and reserve conditions.
- Safety paperwork. A Safe Work Method Statement and site induction under the Model WHS Regulations, with the work area coned or fenced off until the paint has cured.
- Insurance. Certificates of currency for public liability and workers compensation, at the level the council, school or club specifies.
- Working with children. On school and childcare sites our crews hold the state check, such as a Working with Children Check or Queensland blue card.
- Stormwater. No paint, wash water or grit goes into drains, in line with state EPA rules. We contain wash water and take waste away.
- Right paint for the surface. Court paint the surface maker approves, so your surface warranty stays intact, and grass-safe line paint on turf.
- Hours and bookings. Work is timed around council noise local laws and the club, school or council booking calendar.
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Compliance Standards
Tennis Australia Specifications
Tennis Australia and ITF specify court dimensions: 23.77m x 10.97m for doubles. We mark to exact specifications for certification.
Basketball Australia Standards
Basketball Australia follows FIBA specifications: 28m x 15m full court. Precise three-point arc and key dimensions.
Netball Australia Requirements
Netball Australia specifies court dimensions: 30.5m x 15.25m. Goal circles and centre circles marked to regulation.
Multi-Sport Court Design
Schools and councils require multiple sports on shared courts. We design colour hierarchies for each sport.
Surface Compatibility
Different court surfaces require appropriate paints. We select materials compatible with existing surfaces.
Competition Certification
Competition venues require governing body certification. We provide documentation supporting venue certification.
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Every court and field is marked to the official dimensions for the sport and level of play
Official Dimensions
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Court & field layouts
Governing-Body Dimensions
Lines are set out to the sport's published dimensions, such as Tennis Australia, Basketball Australia, Netball Australia or the AFL, then checked before painting.
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Slip Resistance
Line paints are chosen so markings stay safe to run on and don't become slippery when wet.
Colour contrast
Clear, Separate Sports
Where one surface carries several sports, each set of lines uses a contrasting colour so players can read their own court.
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Frequently Asked Questions
A full basketball court in Adelaide is 28 m by 15 m under FIBA rules, which Basketball Australia and Basketball SA follow. The three-point arc is 6.75 m from the centre of the basket and every line is 50 mm wide.
Yes. Pickleball lines can be added to an Adelaide tennis court in a different colour, usually fitting up to four pickleball courts on one tennis court. Line Marking Australia checks the layout so the tennis lines stay clear for tennis players.
Yes. Line Marking Australia marks indoor sports courts in Adelaide on timber, vinyl and concrete floors, including basketball, netball, badminton, volleyball and futsal, using paint suited to each floor type.
Marking a single court in Adelaide usually takes one day, plus drying time before play. Multi-sport layouts and resurfacing take longer, and outdoor work depends on dry weather.
Yes. Adelaide schools, councils and clubs often mark two or three sports on one court, such as basketball and netball, with a different line colour for each sport so players can follow the right lines.
Yes. As well as marking, Line Marking Australia builds new pickleball, tennis, basketball and padel courts in Adelaide. See the court construction pages for Adelaide for what each build involves.
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