01 / Products
Squash Court Systems for Indoor and Outdoor Facilities
Start with the project condition, then compare the systems, details and support your venue actually needs.
Indoor & outdoor
Configurable systems
Project support
Start here
What matters most?
Select a starting point to see the most relevant system path below.
3 system paths
Start with the environment
Indoor to outdoor
Different venue conditions
System-first
Details after direction
Project-ready
Support when you need it
Start with the project route
Choose the route that fits the brief.
The Products section is organised around three practical routes, so visitors can start from a product system, a comparison need, a custom brief or an existing court.
01 / Court Systems
Explore court systems.
See the seven product pathways and choose the right family first.
02 / Find or Compare a Court
Find or compare.
Match the venue condition, use case and specification priorities.
03 / Squash Court Renovation
Upgrade an existing court.
Plan refurbishment, replacement and performance improvements.
02 / Find or Compare a Court
What are you building?
Choose the closest project condition and we’ll point you to the most relevant systems.
Indoor venue
Clubs, schools and sports centres
High visibility
Events, competition and premium venues
Outdoor destination
Hotels, resorts and open-air projects
Good starting point: explore the Classic Indoor system, then compare the floor, glass, lighting and installation requirements for your venue.
01 / Court Systems
Choose the system before the specification.
Start with a product family, then move into the exact system that matches your site, use, visibility and weather requirements.
Everyday play
Classic Indoor
A dependable starting point for clubs, schools, training centres and multi-court facilities.
Indoor
Daily use
Configurable
High visibility
Panoramic All-Glass
Open sightlines for competition, events, coaching and premium sports environments.
All-glass
Events
Showcase
Open-air projects
Outdoor & Custom
Weather-aware configurations for resorts, destination venues and unusual site conditions.
Outdoor
Canopy options
Site review
7 system pathways
Detailed product categories from the final information architecture
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Classic Squash Court
Indoor / daily-play system
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02
Full-Glass Squash Court
Indoor / visibility-led system
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03
Outdoor Full-Glass Court with Base
Outdoor / base-supported system
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04
Outdoor Glass & Soft-Net Court
Outdoor / flexible enclosure
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05
Outdoor Integrated Canopy Court
Outdoor / canopy-integrated system
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06
Outdoor Split Canopy Court
Outdoor / flexible delivery scope
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07
Outdoor Deluxe Court
Outdoor / premium venue system
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Compare at a glance
Different briefs call for different systems.
Use this first comparison to orient the conversation. Final configuration depends on your site, use and approved project scope.
Decision point
Classic Indoor
Panoramic
Outdoor & Custom
Best for
Clubs, schools, training
Events, competition, showcase
Hotels, resorts, special sites
Main priority
Reliable daily operation
Visibility and presentation
Weather and site flexibility
Start by reviewing
Floor, wall and lighting
Glass, sightlines and lighting
Foundation, drainage and canopy
Next step
Confirm room and quantity
Discuss event experience
Send outdoor site details
Squash Court Renovation
Give an existing court a better next chapter.
Renovation starts with what can be retained, what needs replacing and what will improve play, safety and operating value.
Review
Audit the court.
Condition, dimensions, moisture, floor, glass and lighting.
Prioritise
Fix what matters.
Plan the upgrades that have the clearest user and business impact.
Deliver
Upgrade with clarity.
Coordinate replacement parts, installation and reopening.
Renovation starting point
Not sure what can be reused?
Share current photos, dimensions and the court’s age. We can help identify the right next step.
- Existing court inspection
- Replacement and upgrade scope
- Phased renovation planning
Specify the right detail
The court is a system — not a single product.
How to choose
Make the important decisions in the right order.
A clear brief helps every team involved: owners, architects, contractors, operators and suppliers.
Environment
Indoor, outdoor, rooftop, resort or existing space changes the technical conversation.
Use
Daily member play, coaching, events and guest experience place different demands on the system.
Visibility
Decide how much the court should disappear into the venue — or become part of the attraction.
Project scope
Confirm court quantity, foundation, delivery, installation and documentation before comparing quotes.
Built around the venue
One product family. Four very different briefs.
Products become more useful when they are connected to the people, place and operating model behind the project.
Clubs
Built for rhythm.
High-frequency play, coaching, maintenance and member experience.
Hotels
Built for arrival.
Visibility, design impact, guest use and outdoor comfort.
Schools
Built for confidence.
Safety, long-term use, practical planning and clear scope.
Competition
Built to be seen.
Presentation, sightlines, event readiness and audience experience.
Before you request a quote
Bring better questions to the project team.
The fastest way to a useful proposal is a clear starting brief.
Project brief
What are you building?
Country, venue type, indoor/outdoor condition, quantity and target schedule.
Technical support
What does the site need?
Dimensions, foundation, drainage, access, services and installation responsibilities.
Evidence
Want to see a similar project?
Browse project environments, system choices and the details behind the finished court.
FAQ
Questions before you choose.
A useful first answer should make the next project decision easier. These are the questions most teams ask before comparing systems or requesting a proposal.
How do I choose between the different court systems?
Start with the environment and intended use, then compare visibility, weather protection, foundation and installation requirements. The seven pathways are designed to help you narrow the brief before reviewing detailed specifications.
Can LDK design a court for an unusual site?
Yes. Custom briefs can consider rooftops, resorts, compact footprints, special access, canopy requirements and venue-specific visual objectives. Early site information helps define what is practical.
Can an existing squash court be renovated?
Many existing courts can be upgraded in phases. The first step is to review the current structure, floor, glass, lighting, moisture and dimensions, then separate reusable elements from replacement priorities.
What information should I prepare before requesting a proposal?
Share the project country, venue type, indoor or outdoor condition, number of courts, approximate dimensions, photos or drawings, target schedule and any installation or access constraints.
Do the listed systems include installation and project support?
Project scope can be coordinated around delivery, installation, technical documents and site responsibilities. The final proposal should make inclusions and interfaces clear for the owner, contractor and operator.
Ready to compare?
Let’s find the right system for your venue.
Tell us what you are building and we’ll help turn the first brief into a clear court configuration.
