Pickleball Backstop Nets & Court Barriers

Yes. The Windscreen Factory's netting products are engineered for both indoor and outdoor use. Outdoor installations benefit from UV stabilization, pressure dyeing, and weather-treatment that protect against sun, moisture, and mildew. Indoor facilities benefit from the same high-strength knotted nylon construction, ensuring durability and longevity in any environment.

Several border configurations are available: raw netting, threaded rope border, sewn-in rope border, sewn vinyl border with grommets, and a sewn-in lead core rope bottom. Grommeted vinyl borders make attachment to posts and cable systems straightforward, while lead core rope bottoms help keep the net taut and low to the court surface.

Absolutely. The Windscreen Factory fabricates netting to custom dimensions based on your court layout, number of courts, and installation structure. On-site measurements are available, and the team provides design consultation to ensure the correct height, width, and mesh specifications are selected for your specific facility setup.

Yes. Full turn-key installation services are available, including post installation, cable and hardware setup, netting tensioning, and removal or disposal of existing netting if needed. The professional installation crew ensures every net is correctly secured and tensioned for optimal safety, performance, and longevity from day one.

When properly installed and maintained, UV-stabilized, weather-treated twisted knotted nylon netting can last many years even in high-use outdoor environments. The Dupont 66-728 nylon provides excellent abrasion resistance, low moisture absorbency, and strong resistance to mildew — all of which contribute to an extended service life with minimal maintenance requirements.

For pickleball applications, a 1 7/8-inch square mesh is commonly used for backstops and court barriers, as it effectively contains standard pickleball balls. Thread sizes in the #21 to #36 range are typically appropriate for recreational and school-level courts, while heavier thread sizes up to #72 may be selected for high-traffic or high-impact installations.