Tennis has been played since the ancient days of the Greco-Roman era. Over the centuries, it has evolved in terms of both the type of racket used and the rules.
Tennis was an Olympic sport from 1896 until 1924, when it was removed, before later being reintroduced in 1988. Tennis is generally an individual sport but can also be played in pairs. The game is played on a court made from clay, grass or synthetic material and sees two players, separated by a net, who try to hit the ball onto their opponent's side of the court using their racket and score points.
Art. T781/1
Tennis facility in aluminium
Art. T780
Tennis net system sez.mm.80x80
Art. T780/1
Tennis net system sez.mm.102
Art. T781
Tennis net system
Art. T781/2
Trasportable tennis net system
Art. T780/2
Pair of varnished steel net posts for single match
Art. T785/A
Tensioning winch square section
Art. T785/B
Tensioning winch round section
Art. T790
Tennis umpire's chair
Art. T782
Heavy model tennis net
Art. T783
Torneo tennis net
Art. T783/1
Torneo Super Torneo tennis net
Art. T783/2
Minitennis net
Art. T787
Net tape
Art. T785
Net tape
Art. T797
Tennis court net
Art. T796
Bench for tennis court
Art. T794
Tennis court drag mat
Art. T797/2
Wind protection court blinds
Art. T797/3
Curtain for windbreak
Art. T792
Line tape da mm.45
Art. K1206
Sponge ball mm.70
Artisport specialises in building and assembling aluminium tennis systems. These are available in various sizes and can either be screwed into the ground or portable. Our tennis systems are fitted with polyethylene tennis nets and winches to ensure the net is completely taut.
The finishing touches for any tennis court are an umpire's chair and benches. In addition to tennis equipment and court furniture, our catalogue also includes ball carts, multiple varieties of sponge tennis ball, and white court marking tape.
All the systems and equipment sold by Artisport are of excellent quality and guarantee durability with no deterioration over time.