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We specialise in supplying custom-made, custom-designed and printed windbreaks. Our clientele ranges from big organisations like David Lloyd and Virgin Active to individual tennis clubs. Our ordering process is simple, and we offer assistance with design options and to convert your artwork into print-ready files.

Cleaning artificial grass pitches and courts is a time consuming, cumbersome yet vital task for groundsmen and club managers. If you have responsibility for keeping an artificial grass court or pitch clean, read on to learn how you save time with two professional tools.

60% of the UK’s tennis court surfaces are macadam hard courts (tarmac). These courts are so popular because they are low maintenance and relatively low cost to build. This article explains what a regular tennis court cleaning regime for a macadam hard court should look like throughout the year.

Thinking about getting artificial grass courts installed at your club? Not sure how time consuming the maintenance really will be? Read on to learn all you need to know about artificial grass tennis court maintenance and how to increase your court’s lifespan.

Everyone likes a discount and if you are a tennis coach, you might be interested in learning about the tennis discount we have just introduced for our customers. This discount code enables you to buy high-quality tennis court equipment at 5% off. All you need to qualify is to be LTA accredited and, if you are, please read on.

Customers have been asking us what they should do with their old, damaged tennis nets when they replace them. What should the eco-conscious tennis club manager do to reduce tennis nets piling up in landfill? Can a tennis net be put in the recycling bin?
We set out to investigate and we were surprised by what we found.

Tennis court dividers eliminate play interruption – and even injury – by balls from neighbouring courts. However, they are now being adopted by many tennis clubs to help comply with social distancing rules and to reassure members that playing tennis at their club is safe. What do you need to know before you buy?

We are comparing our budget BIMBI mini tennis net with our mid-range QUICKFIX mini net. Watch our two short one-minute product videos to help you select the mini net most suitable for your needs.

Synthetic clay courts are becoming more common in the UK. Compared to real clay, synthetic clay surfaces are low maintenance but they are by no means maintenance free. Which maintenance do you need to carry out regularly? And what essential equipment do you need?

Tennis net posts come in a range of materials, shapes, colours and with different winding mechanisms. Which net post is right for your tennis court?