Sports Interiors

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Indoor court LED lighting and reflective liner systems, with published pickleball footcandle and mounting specifications.

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Quick Facts

Best For
Indoor pickleball facilities specifying court lighting or converting existing buildings.
Features
LED court lighting systems, reflective liner system for indirect application, personalized lighting plans, installation, published footcandle and mounting specs, conversion guidance for tennis courts and warehouse space
Pricing
Lighting plans and installation quoted by inquiry.

Description

Sports Interiors supplies and installs LED sports lighting and reflective liner systems for indoor athletic facilities, working with indoor pickleball facilities to improve playing experience through comprehensive applications of its lighting and liner system.

The page is unusually technical. It specifies that pickleball courts require illumination averaging 30 footcandles with a max-min ratio of 2.0 or less, with fixtures mounted about 20 feet above the courts and evenly distributed so players can track a ball in a high arc, warning that mounting too low degrades results.

The company distinguishes direct from indirect applications, noting some facilities require direct lighting due to ceiling conditions while others suit indirect application with its reflective liner system, which can eliminate glare issues.

Substantial advisory content covers converting existing space, including shared-use lining of tennis courts with a lowered net and a diagram showing two tennis courts converted into eight pickleball courts, with a caution about minimum sideline-to-fence clearance, plus guidance on converting office and warehouse space.

A named project is published alongside other facility work.

Vendor Details

Service Region
United States nationwide

Common Questions

FAQ 1 Question
What lighting level do courts need?
FAQ 1 Answer
An average of 30 footcandles with a max-min ratio of 2.0 or less, per the company's specification.
FAQ 2 Question
How high should fixtures mount?
FAQ 2 Answer
About 20 feet above the courts, evenly distributed, with lower mounting degrading results.
FAQ 3 Question
What is the liner system for?
FAQ 3 Answer
Indirect lighting application, which the company says can eliminate glare issues.

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Vendor Details

Service Region
United States nationwide

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