Install conduit for net posts.
Pickleball Post Set. Dig 18" down and
place a 3-inch commercial PVC pipe
into the hole. When leveling the PVC
pipe, first make sure it is level, then
angle it away from the opposing net
post by half a level bubble. Fill around
the hole with fast-setting concrete.
When dry, cut the excess pipe that
sticks out above the court. The
removable net post can slide in and
out of the PVC pipe and has a metal
band on the bottom keeping it the
perfect 36-inch height.
For the net strap holder, make sure
it’s centered between the two net
posts and then cut an 18-inch square
hole in the concrete. Dig down 18
inches, install the net strap holder
and fill around it with concrete.
Next, for a concrete court, cut
expansion joints on the court and
then fill with an epoxy or a flexible
rubberized sealant. This is not
necessary for asphalt.
If you are going to paint the asphalt
court, wait 3-4 weeks for curing. For
concrete, you have to wait four weeks
for the concrete to cure and to wick
out moisture. After that time, brush
on muriatic acid (diluted with 4 parts
water) to remove impurities from
the concrete. Four gallons should
cover one court. Then powerwash
off and you’re ready to paint the
next day. We recommend paints by
California Sport Surfaces. Their paint
comes in a variety of colors and is
the industry standard for quality and
Measure 48' 4" from corner to corner, chalk line, then paint.
reliability, and is used for pickleball
courts around the country.