Standards note: FIBA venue guidance lists the basketball playing court as 28.0 m x 15.0 m with 50 mm lines. School, society and training courts can be planned differently, but safety margins and correct markings should be discussed.

Basketball court planning diagram

The diagram is simplified for early planning. Confirm competition requirements, run-off zones, hoop placement and line details before final installation.

FIBA: 28 m x 15 mOutdoor: acrylic systemIndoor: PU or hardwood
Basketball game on a marked court
Outdoor basketball courts need base slope, UV-stable coatings and clear line marking.

Product routes

Acrylic basketball court

Best for outdoor schools, societies, parks and recreational courts where color, durability and line marking are priorities.

PU indoor basketball floor

A seamless indoor route with controlled grip, resilience and a polished sport finish.

Hardwood polished court

Premium indoor basketball option for professional appearance, ball response and long-term refinishing.

Planning concerns

  • Outdoor base slope and drainage.
  • Indoor subfloor, moisture and shock comfort.
  • Hoop foundation, board clearance and safe run-offs.
  • Single-sport or multi-sport line marking.
  • Maintenance, recoating or refinishing plan.

Basketball flooring FAQs

What is standard basketball court size?

FIBA venue guidance lists the playing court as 28.0 m by 15.0 m.

Which flooring is best for outdoor basketball?

Acrylic court systems are commonly used outdoors when installed over a properly prepared concrete or asphalt base.

Which flooring is best for indoor basketball?

PU sports floors and hardwood polished sports floors are strong indoor options depending on budget and performance expectations.