Heavy Duty Court Tape

The Heavy-Duty Court Tape is a great option for those who want something a little sturdier than the original court tape. Each roll is 2-inches wide and 200 feet long which will line an entire pickleball court. This tape has an extremely resilient polyethylene, vibrant orange backing. This color was chosen specifically for its noticeable hue. It will easily attach to the court thanks to the single-coated, synthetic rubber adhesive.

The Heavy-Duty Court Tape is quite conformable and can stick to most every surface. It will adhere best to surfaces free of oil, powder, dust or other small particles, so be sure to give your court a good sweeping prior to application. This tape could leave residue when it's removed, so as with any bonding agent, we suggest testing this product on a small patch of surface prior to application to determine ease of removal. Tips for removing tape can be found under the technical specifications tab.

For a longer-lasting outdoor application we recommend our Outdoor Cloth Tape.

Please note: Tape will be affected by rain and moisture and we cannot guarantee longevity of application in rainy/wet conditions.

Our church stripped the floors and polished..we repaired a few months back and you would swear lines were painted on...no need to paint as originally planned...Did Sherwood YMCA on hardwood and works better than prior papery court tape..withstands wet mop and buffing..same results at eastmoreland racquet club..can use floor machine on tape without issues..better warn all that blue tape is a pain to remove after down.
Tom widden, District ambassadorUSA pickleball association..nw Oregon district

204 feet per roll, 2 inches wide. We recommend applying a test spot to determine adhesion and ease of removal.

Please note: Tape will be affected by rain and moisture and we cannot guarantee longevity of application in rainy/wet conditions.

Here are some helpful suggestions from the manufacturer on removing tape:
•Rubbing alcohol
•Citrus-based cleaners
•Windex
•Heat

If the tape has been down for a long period (2+ months), prior to removal heat can be applied with a hair dryer as tape is peeled back. The heat softens the adhesive and little residue should remain.