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Tennis Court & Sports Facility FencingGold Coast, Tweed & Northern NSW

Court enclosures, ball containment and perimeter fencing for tennis courts, multi-sport courts, clubs and school sports areas.

  • Gold Coast, Tweed & Northern NSW
  • QBCC 15510481 | NSW 489457C
  • Quotes within 48 hours
Black chainwire tennis court fencing rebuilt by Wood Trades after storm damage
The Short Version

Court fencing lives or dies on tension

A sports enclosure has one job that a boundary fence doesn't: it has to take repeated ball impact for years without going baggy. That comes down to how tight the mesh is strained and how well the corner and end assemblies are built.

Height is set by the sport and the surrounds - how far a ball travels, what's on the other side, and whether balls leaving the court are an inconvenience or a hazard. Courts near a road, a car park or a neighbouring property usually go higher on the ends than the sides.

Black PVC-coated mesh is the common choice on courts because it visually disappears when you're playing and looks better from outside than bare galvanised. Gates need to be wide enough for maintenance and line-marking gear, not just players, and they need hardware that keeps working after thousands of cycles.

Strained, not just hung

Proper tensioning and end assemblies are what keep a court fence tight for years.

Height set by the sport

Ends, sides and surrounds each get the height the play actually needs.

Black coated mesh

Disappears when you're playing and holds its appearance from outside the court.

Rebuilds and repairs

Storm-damaged and worn-out court enclosures stripped and rebuilt properly.

See Our Work

Fencing we've built.

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Where We Work

What we fence on these sites.

Black chainwire tennis court enclosure built by Wood Trades

Tennis Courts

Full court enclosures in black coated mesh, strained tight.

Chainwire sports court fencing at a school

Sports Courts

Multi-sport and school court enclosures.

High chainwire ball containment fencing

Ball Containment

Higher runs where balls would otherwise reach roads, cars or neighbours.

Perimeter chainwire fencing around a sports facility boundary

Perimeter Fencing

The boundary around the wider facility, clubhouse and car park.

Fencing separating a spectator pathway from a playing area

Spectator Separation

Keeping viewing areas separate from the playing surface.

Steel access gate installed in a sports facility fence

Access Gates

Player, maintenance and service gates built into the enclosure.

What Does Your Site Need?

Find the line that sounds like your job.

You don't need the terminology. Pick the requirement and we'll show you the system that handles it.

Tensioned mesh enclosures built to keep play in and hold their shape.

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Request a Quote

Tell us about your tennis court & sports facility fencing project.

A few details is all we need. We'll come back to you within 48 hours, and we can come out and look at the site if that's easier.

0480 462 426

Gold Coast & Northern NSW | QBCC 15510481 | NSW 489457C

Why Wood Trades

Straightforward to deal with.

Commercial project focus

Industrial estates, schools, councils and public infrastructure - this is our primary division.

Gold Coast & Northern NSW

Locally based, with crews working across the Gold Coast and into Northern NSW.

Site visits available

We come out, look at the site and talk through what you actually need.

Builders & developers

We work alongside project managers and site supervisors, staged around your program.

Schools & infrastructure

DETE-spec school fencing and council spec work, with Blue Card accredited crews.

Multiple fencing systems

Spear top, palisade, chainwire, aluminium, Colorbond and acreage fencing.

Licensed & insured

QBCC 15510481 | NSW 489457C | fully insured for commercial work.

Quotes within 48 hours

Quotes issued within 48 hours of enquiry.

FAQs

Tennis Courts & Sports Facilities questions.

The things people actually ask us before they commit to a job.

Chainwire, almost always. Black PVC-coated mesh is the common choice because it's easier to play against visually and looks better from outside. What separates a good court fence from a poor one is the tensioning and the end and corner assemblies, not the mesh itself.

What Clients Say

Reviewed on Google.

5.0 | 7 reviews
"Out of five fencers I contacted to rebuild the chainlink security fencing at Big Box Self Storage, Jordan was the only one genuinely interested in doing the job and was the most reasonably priced. Jordan and his team did an amazing job - just drive to the rear carpark of Harbour Town shops to see it. Thanks again Jordan and team."
SStuart3 months ago
"Wood Trades installed a patio on our granny flat. It turned out exactly as we discussed. We're very happy with the quality of work Jordan completed and will contact Wood Trades as our first choice for any future jobs. Jordan was very professional - turning up on time and leaving the job site tidy. Highly recommend."
KFKate Foulds2 months ago
"Jordan is the best trade we have ever worked with. So friendly, on time, great communication, super tidy work site and best of all brought all of my last minute and crazy ideas to life!"
SLSarah Leyden1 month ago