Volleyball Courts

Preparing volleyball courts in line with international standards plays a decisive role in the flow of the game and player performance. As Reform Sports, we design all the equipment required for both indoor and outdoor volleyball courts according to technical requirements, offering comprehensive solutions from production to installation. A volleyball court is not just about the surface and the net. Every piece of equipment on the court directly affects accuracy, safety, and performance quality. For this reason, it is essential…

The following volleyball terminology glossary is designed to help both beginners quickly adapt to the sport and advanced players or coaches communicate using a shared language. It provides clear, simple, and game-focused explanations. Find the term you’re looking for and improve your understanding of the game. A Ace: A serve that lands directly in the opponent’s court, scoring a point without being touched. Antenna: Vertical rods attached to the sides of the net; if the ball crosses outside them, it’s…

Volleyball combines fast tempo, strategy and teamwork in one dynamic sport. The goal is to send the ball over the net into the opponent’s court and win points when the opponent fails to return it according to the rules. The game flow is determined by the rally point scoring system, where a point is awarded on every rally. Rules clearly define how to serve, pass, attack, block, defend and rotate positions on the court. Below you’ll find the essential points…

Volleyball is a dynamic Olympic team sport that can be played both indoors and outdoors. It is played on rectangular courts divided by a net, with two teams of six players each competing against each other. However, for the game to be fair, safe, and enjoyable, it is essential that volleyball courts are built according to standard dimensions. Volleyball Court Dimensions (FIVB Standards) Feature Measurement / Description Playing Area 18 m × 9 m (two equal areas: 9 m ×…