The official play area is 20’x44’ some people paint or tape these lines in the driveway and have even seen lines in the street. So, the lines, a portable net, paddles and ball and you are ready to go. If you are building a stand-alone court, an
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What goes into building a DeShayes Dream Court? This blog will provide a step by step insight into the construction of one of our favorite courts. This particular client hosts a weekly men’s league, coaches his son’s basketball team and works out with his daughter, who is
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DeShayes Dream Courts was featured in House and Home magazine where they discussed how homeowners more and more are devoting their properties to their favorite sports and which sports are getting the ‘home field’ treatment, along with associated costs and amenities. view the House and Home article
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There are three main concerns when it comes to having a driveway basketball court installed at your home. The existing slope of the driveway The size of the driveway Location of the sun in the afternoon Most driveways are sloped at a minimum of 1% or greater
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Did you know that where the sun sets effects the placement of your basketball unit? Half courts should have the basketball unit on the north side so the sun is never behind the basketball unit & will not be in your eyes when shooting. The southwest
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Lot coverage is a big issue for most towns. How much of your property is covered by surfaces that do not allow water to penetrate and recharge into the ground. One solution from paver companies is to install modular pervious pavers. Most towns will accept these as
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