At Gallant Sports & Infra Ltd., we design and build squash courts for schools, clubs, academies, and residential developments across India. Founded in 2016 in Gurugram, Haryana, we have completed approximately 800 sports infrastructure projects, and we lay out squash courts to the court dimensions set by the World Squash Federation (WSF).
A squash court is a sealed box where the walls are as much a part of the game as the floor. The ball comes off the front wall dozens of times in a single rally, players lunge and turn in a tight space, and the lights sit directly above the action. If the plaster is uneven, the rebound stops being predictable. If the floor has too much grip or too little, players feel it in their knees within a few games.
We handle the full court as one project, from checking the room and preparing the subfloor to installing the walls, flooring, lighting, and back wall.
Maple Wood Flooring
Maple is the standard choice for squash floors. It absorbs shock well, which reduces strain on players’ joints, and it gives the balance of grip and slide that squash footwork depends on. Players need to be able to plant a foot in a lunge and still recover quickly for the next shot.
Wall Plastering
Squash walls are plastered to a smooth, even finish so the ball rebounds consistently wherever it lands. Irregular patches cause odd bounces, which makes this one of the most important parts of the build.
Toughened Glass Back Wall
A toughened glass back wall lets coaches, parents, and spectators watch the game clearly from outside the court. It is a popular choice for schools and clubs where a court also serves as a teaching and viewing space.
LED Lighting
Specially designed LED lights provide bright, low-glare light, so players can follow a small, fast ball without straining their eyes. Fittings need to be planned with the required clear height in mind.
Schools and colleges add squash courts to their indoor sports facilities, since a court gives students access to a competitive sport on a small footprint.
Sports clubs and academies need courts with a consistent rebound and floor response for players who train and compete regularly.
Housing societies and residential developments include squash courts in clubhouses, where a single court fits within a larger amenity block.
Corporate campuses build squash courts as part of employee wellness facilities, often alongside a gym or indoor sports hall.
Gallant Sports has completed approximately 800 sports infrastructure projects in various states across India. Our indoor sports work includes the Maren Indoor Sports Complex at MAHE Manipal, and our project list covers schools, universities, and government bodies.
We manage squash court construction from site assessment through civil coordination and final handover, so schools and clubs aren’t juggling separate contractors for the flooring, plaster, glass, and lighting.
A standard singles squash court is 9.75m long and 6.4m wide, with the front wall line 4.57m above the floor and the back wall line at 2.13m. The minimum clear height above the court is 5.64m.
Maple wood is the standard choice. It absorbs shock well and gives players the balance of grip and slide that squash footwork needs.
Toughened glass lets spectators and coaches watch the game clearly from outside the court. It suits schools and clubs that want a court to double as a teaching and viewing space.
Specially designed LED lights give bright, low-glare light, so players can track the ball clearly and avoid eye strain.
Often, yes, if the room can fit the 9.75m x 6.4m court and provide 5.64m of clear height. The wall thickness and any obstructions overhead also affect whether it works, so we check this during the site visit.
Walls may need plaster touch-ups over time, and wood floors need periodic refinishing. Keeping the court dry and well ventilated also helps protect the floor. We provide maintenance guidance specific to the court after installation.
We lay out squash courts to WSF court dimensions and line markings. If your court needs to meet a specific tournament or federation requirement, tell us at the start so we can confirm what it requires on a per-project basis.
Cost depends on the flooring, wall plastering, glass work, lighting, and site conditions. Share your site details and we’ll prepare a quote after a site assessment.
Yes. Gallant Sports has completed sports infrastructure projects in various states across India, and our team travels for site assessment and installation.
Squash Court (Singles) | Dimensions |
Court Length | 9.75m |
Court Width | 6.4m |
Floor Area | 62.4 sqm (approx. 672 sqft) |
Diagonal | 11.665m |
Minimum Clear Height | 5.64m |
Front Wall Line | 4.57m above the floor |
Back Wall Line | 2.13m above the floor |
Service Line (Front Wall) | 1.78m above the floor |
Top of the Tin | 48cm above the floor |
Short Line | 4.26m from the back wall |
Service Box | 1.6m x 1.6m |
Line Width | 5cm |
A smooth, even plaster surface keeps the ball’s rebound predictable across the front and side walls.
The floor has to hold a player’s foot in a lunge while still allowing some slide, which reduces strain on the knees and ankles.
The height is measured to the lowest obstruction over the court, including beams, ducts, and light fittings. It should be checked before work begins.
Wood floors react to moisture, and condensation can make floors and walls slippery in humid weather. A dry subfloor and good airflow help keep the court safe to play on through the monsoon.
