What is the size of the badminton court? What is the height of the net?

The badminton net is 76 cm long and 76 cm wide, made of high-quality dark natural or man-made fibers, the mesh size is between 15-20 mm, and the upper edge of the net should be sewn with a 75-wide double layer of white cloth (folded in half), and passed through the interlayer with a thin steel wire rope or nylon rope, and firmly hung between the two net posts. The standard net should be yellow-brown or grass green. The poles are metre high, and both poles should stand at the midpoint of the doubles court line, regardless of whether they are singles or doubles.

In official matches, the top edge of the net must be meters high from the ground, and the ends of the net must be meters high. The ends of the net must be fastened to the posts and there should be no gaps between them.

The badminton court is a rectangular court with a length of meters, a doubles court with a width of meters, and a singles court with a width of meters. The width of each line on the court is 4 cm, and the measurement should be calculated from the outer edge of the line. Course boundaries are best drawn in white, yellow, or other easily recognizable colors.

According to the regulations of international competitions, the minimum space above the entire stadium is 9 meters, and there shall be no beams or other obstacles within this height, and there shall be no obstacles within 2 meters around the stadium. There should be a minimum distance of 2 metres between any two parallel courts. The walls around the pitch should be dark and not windy.

The length is meters, the doubles court is meter-wide, and the singles court is meter-wide. The width of each line on the court is 4 cm, and the measurement should be calculated from the outer edge of the line. The upper edge of the middle edge of the net must be meters high from the ground, and the two ends of the net must be meters high.

Badminton court standards.

1. Pitch: 1. The pitch should be a rectangle drawn with a line 40 mm wide.

2. The color of the field line is best white, yellow or other colors that are easy to identify.

3. Four 40 mm 40 mm markers in the normal ball speed area should be drawn on the inside edge of the sideline of the right tee area of both singles, 530 mm and 990 mm from the end line.

4. The width of these marks is included in the dimensions drawn, i.e. 530 mm to 570 mm and 950 mm to 990 mm from the outer edge of the end line.

5. All site lines are part of the area it determines.

6. If the area is not enough to draw a doubles court, you can draw a singles court, the end line is also the back service line, and the net post or the strip representing the net post should be placed on the side line.

2. Mesh pillars: 1. From the ground of the court, the mesh pillars are meters high. The posts must be firmly perpendicular to the ground and keep the net tight. The net posts should be placed on the sidelines of the doubles.

2. If the net column cannot be set, other methods must be used to mark the position of the side line.

3. On the doubles court, regardless of whether the match is played in doubles or singles, the net post or the strip representing the net post should be placed on the doubles sideline.

3. Nets: 1. The nets should be made of dark and high-quality strings. The mesh is square, and the length of each side is between 15 and 20 mm.

2. The net is 760 mm wide.

3. The top of the net is folded in half with a 75 mm wide white cloth and passed through the interlayer with a rope or steel wire. The upper edge of the white cloth edge must be tightly attached to the rope or wire.

4. The rope or steel wire must have sufficient length and strength to be firmly tightened and leveled with the top of the net column.

5. The court ** net is high meters, and the doubles sideline is high meters.

6. The two ends of the net must be tied tightly with the net posts, and there should be no gap between them.

The length is meters, and the width of the doubles court is meters.

The singles court is meters wide.

mesh in the middle meter. Meters on both sides of the tee distance from the net.

1. The length of the badminton court is meters, the width of doubles is meters, the width of singles is meters, the diagonal length of the doubles court is equal to meters, the diagonal length of the singles court is equal to meters, and the line width is 40 mm. The ideal badminton court is made of resilient wood.

2. The field ** is evenly divided into a rectangular field by the net, with the pillars on both sides being high and the middle net being high. The site is 9 meters high, 2 meters around, and there are no obstacles inside.

3. The length and width of the badminton net are 76 cm, made of high-quality dark natural or man-made fibers, the size of the mesh is between 15 and 20 mm, and the upper edge of the net should be sewn with a 75-wide double-layer white cloth (bent to the bright), and the thin wire rope or nylon rope is passed through the interlayer, and the key is firmly hung between the two net posts. The standard drain net should be yellow-brown or grass green.

The standard size of the badminton court is the standard of the badminton competition venue, the venue is a rectangular court, the length of the return stroke is meters, the width of the doubles court is meters, and the width of the singles court is meters. The width of each line on the court is 4 cm, and the measurement should be calculated from the outer edge of the line. Course boundaries are best drawn in white, yellow, or other easily recognizable colors.

According to the regulations of international competitions, the minimum space above the entire stadium is 9 meters, and there shall be no beams or other obstacles within this height, and there shall be no obstacles within 5 meters around the stadium. There should be a minimum distance of 2 metres between any two parallel courts. The walls around the pitch should be dark and not windy.

The standard size of the badminton court doubles court is meters in length and width in meters, and the ideal badminton court is made of elastic wood as long as it is not a small wooden block spliced vertically. At present, chemical synthetic materials have been used as movable pitches for international competitions. Of course, at all levels of competition at the grassroots level, when the requirements of the above conditions are not met, the competition can also be carried out on the ground of cement or triple soil.

Whether it is a wooden or synthetic floor, it is important to ensure that the athlete does not feel too slippery or sticky during the race, and has a certain elasticity. The course must have clear boundaries, with a width of 40 mm and preferably white, yellow or other easily recognizable colours.

1. Basically, a standard badminton court should cover an area of not less than 15 meters long and wide), of which the standard ruler of the main court in the line drawing area is a long meter, and the singles field is wide and the doubles field is wide. There shall be no obstacles within 2 meters around the course and within 9 meters above the court.

2. The color of the field line should be white, yellow or other colors that are easy to identify. The width of the orange hole is 4 cm, and all the field lines are part of the area it determines.

As people pay more and more attention to their own health, badminton, which is easy to learn, has become one of the common sports in public fitness. So what is the size of the badminton court?

The badminton court is a rectangular court with a length of meters, a doubles court with a width of meters, and a singles court with a width of meters. The width of each line on the court is 4 cm, and the measurement should be calculated from the outer edge of the line. According to the regulations of international competitions, the minimum space above the entire stadium is 9 meters, and there shall be no crossbars or other burning obstacles within this height, and no obstacles shall be allowed within 2 meters around the stadium.

There should be a minimum distance of 2 metres between any two pitches that are tied for a distance.

In addition, the badminton court must ensure that the player does not feel too slippery or sticky during the game, and has some elasticity.

A standard badminton court should cover an area of not less than 15 meters long and wide), of which the standard size of the main court in the line drawing area is long meters, the singles court is wide and the doubles court is wide meters. There shall be no obstacles within 2 meters around the court and within 9 meters above the court.

The color of the court line should preferably be white, yellow or other easily recognizable color. The width of the lines drawn on the site is 4 cm, and all the site lines are part of the area it determines.