Tennis court maintenance

Tennis court maintenance made easy

With the right tools and tennis court maintenance equipment, you can easily bring your tennis courts into good condition. Well-maintained tennis courts have several advantages:

lower risk of injury for tennis players
Better tennis on good tennis courts
satisfied members
a good reputation in the region

steel wire broom

372,00 €

steel wire broom

PVC squeegee

206,10 €

PVC squeegee

scraper wood

21,00 €

scraper wood

brick dust shovel

33,00 €

brick dust shovel

Brick dust 0/2 Big-Bag

130,00 €

Brick dust big bag

Brick dust 0/2 bagged goods

159,00 €

Brick dust, bagged

Maintaining a tennis court requires several pieces of equipment that are essential for the success of the measures.

brick dust shovel
Brick dust distributor (alternatively, scraper wood)
PVC squeegee
steel broom
Slurry plane
Line stamper
Driving iron

Remove rolled grain

After approximately 6-8 weeks of play, around the end of May, enough of the played-out grain particles have accumulated on the tennis court surface that the quality of the tennis court is significantly impaired.

The loose grain particles no longer bond with the brick dust layer and must be removed.

Removing the rolled grain doesn't require many tools: a street broom, a wheelbarrow and a brick dust shovel are all that's needed.

Moisten the tennis courts for a few minutes using the sprinkler system or a hose. If the tennis courts are too dry, using a steel broom will damage the surface and remove too much material.

Then, systematically sweep the playing area behind the baseline with a street broom. Take care not to push the broom too hard or too often; the goal is only to remove loosely adhering grain.

As a final step, a little very fine brick dust is thrown onto the tennis court to prevent it from being too slippery.