Spectator sightlines
The fence is low and the weave reads transparent from the clubhouse, patio and bleachers, so the far courts are part of the show.
Clubs & facilities
Clubs and facilities.
Members want to watch from the patio. Staff want the balls to stay on the right court. Owners want a fence that comes down for events. Mesh does all three.
Designed for busy courts
Court dividers
Dividers between courts stop balls rolling into the next match and the chasing that slows play. Play pickleball, not fetch.
Wind control
Up to 30% less wind across outdoor courts without the sail load of a solid windscreen on your poles.
Tournaments and events
Remove dividers to create a stadium court or a vendor area, then put them back the next morning.
Indoor dividers
Warehouses, gyms, ballrooms and converted retail: dividers that do not block HVAC airflow or lighting.
Low maintenance
No rust, no paint, no sagging rail, no loose ties to re-tie every spring.
Indoor
Dividers that keep the floor flexible.
Indoor facilities change layouts constantly: leagues on weeknights, clinics on weekends, a birthday party on Sunday afternoon. Mesh dividers drop into floor sleeves and come out again in minutes, so the space works for all of it. Taller divider panels between courts and a low perimeter on the spectator side is the layout most clubs land on.
Custom solutions
A padded top rail with your logo on it.
For clubs and indoor facilities the top bar can be finished with a padded rail: softer for players leaning in to watch, safer at hip height on the spectator side, and printable with your club's logo and colours. It turns the fence into part of the brand instead of something to hide.
Club and facility work
How we work with facilities
We can phase installations around league schedules and coordinate with your court builder or resurfacing contractor.
- Step 1
Request a free consultation.
Send the short form or call us. It takes less than a minute and there is never any obligation.
- Step 2
We measure and design it with you.
We come to the court, walk the perimeter, talk through colours, heights, gates and dividers, and leave you a firm written price.
- Step 3
Installation.
We coordinate the installation with you, on concrete, asphalt, pavers or grass. We clean up and show you how the removable sections work.
Have questions?
A few of the questions we hear most. See the full FAQ for more.
Can spectators see through the mesh?
Yes. Mesh fencing provides excellent visibility while maintaining a boundary. The fine weave reads nearly transparent from a few feet away, and because the fence is low, patios, clubhouses and the kitchen window all keep their view of the court.
Does the fence really reduce wind?
Yes. The fence is engineered to reduce wind impact by up to 30% while remaining see-through and air-permeable. Your court stays playable year-round without the "sail" effect of a solid windscreen.
What surfaces can you install on?
Concrete, asphalt, pavers, stone, travertine, wood decks and grass. Poles sit in small sleeved holes that are capped flush when a section is removed.
Can the fence be easily removed if needed?
Yes. The fence is designed for easy removal. Each section lifts out of its sleeves, no tools required, and rolls up for storage. This flexibility is especially useful for temporary installations, resurfacing, tournaments and events, or when you need extra space around the court.
What kind of warranty comes with the fence?
Life Saver Pool Fence offers a 100-year warranty on its pool fences, and similar guarantees apply to the pickleball fence, ensuring long-lasting durability and performance. We walk through the full terms at your consultation and provide them in writing.
Request a facility quote
Tell us how many courts and whether you need perimeters, dividers or both.