Nets, dividers, court conversion, and paddles, from one partner who has done it before. Tell us about your club and we will tell you exactly what you need.
Most clubs know they should add pickleball. What stops them is everything that comes after that decision.
One tennis court becomes four pickleball courts, but only if the layout, nets, and dividers are right. Get it wrong and you have an unusable space and an unhappy tennis membership.
Nets, dividers, lines, paddles, balls. Every supplier sells you a piece of it and none of them tell you what a club your size actually needs.
Equipment sitting in a cupboard is not adoption. Getting members onto the court is a different problem from buying gear.
Canvas equips clubs to adopt pickleball properly. We manufacture our own paddles, we supply the nets and dividers that turn existing courts into playable ones, and we tell you what your club actually needs before you spend anything. One point of contact, one plan, one invoice.
Behind every plan is a team of professional advisors who specialise in pickleball startup and adoption. Whether you run a private club or a municipality, you get guidance from people who plan courts and programs for a living.
How many courts your space can hold, which surface works, and what it will cost, before you commit to anything.
Open play formats, clinics, and league structures that turn curious members into regulars.
Support for cities and municipalities adding public courts, from equipment specs to phased rollouts.
The difference between four usable courts and one chaotic one. Keeps balls, and players, where they belong.
Our own performance brand, made in our own production. From durable club paddles to the models our professionals compete with.
Outdoor and indoor balls, paddle covers, and overgrips. The consumables you will reorder.
The nets, court equipment, and bags clubs order most. All of it can carry your logo.
Court count, surface, membership size, and what you are hoping for. A short call or the form below.
What your space can hold, what you need, and what it costs. No obligation, no charge.
Everything arrives together, ready to set up. No chasing four suppliers.
Questions after delivery, reorders as you grow, and gear for your first events. Same contact, every time.
Every club is different. These are the usual starting points, and we will adjust them to your space.
Test the demand before you commit.
One court, converted. Enough paddles and balls for members to try it. The lowest-risk way to find out whether your members want this.
Properly set up, for real ongoing play.
Multiple courts, dividers so games run side by side without chaos, and enough gear that members are never waiting for a paddle.
Your club, on the equipment.
Everything in Club Ready, with paddles and covers produced in your club's colours and logo. Real custom manufacturing, not a sticker.
Real spaces, set up the way we set them up: lines down, nets in, dividers between courts, members playing.
Clubs that want a pro shop usually hit the same wall: custom branding comes with minimums. You can go around it, or through it.
Carry a finished brand instead of building one. Fortyfour is the performance brand we manufacture and our professionals compete with. Order what your shelf holds and restock as it sells.
The same production, under your club's name. Paddles, covers, and gear manufactured in your colours with your branding, not a sticker on someone else's product. Custom runs carry minimums, and we will be straight about them on the call.
Plenty of clubs do both: Fortyfour on the shelf on day one, their own branded line once demand is proven.
We are not a reseller adding margin to someone else's product. We run our own production, which is why our club pricing works.
Our team competes. Our paddles are used by professional players, including the top-ranked player in the Dominican Republic and the Caribbean.
We would rather tell you that you need less than sell you more. A club that adopts pickleball successfully reorders for years.
No supplier chain, no chasing. One person who knows your club and answers.
Usually four, depending on your run-off space and surface. Send us the dimensions and we will confirm before you spend anything.
Our club packages start small on purpose. A pilot is intentionally light so you can test demand before committing. Custom branded production has a higher minimum, and we will be straight with you about it on the call.
We supply the equipment and the plan. Nets and dividers are designed to be set up by your own staff without specialist help. For permanent court construction we can point you in the right direction.
It depends on the package and where you are. We will give you a firm lead time with your quote, not an optimistic one.
Yes. That is what Canvas was built for. Custom paddles and covers in your colours, properly manufactured.
That is exactly what the pilot is for. Start with one court and a small set of paddles, see who turns up, and scale from there.
Send us the basics and we will come back with a plan and a price. No cost, no obligation, and no pressure to buy anything.
Good to know
The playing area is 20 by 44 feet. Allow roughly 30 by 60 feet including run off. That is why a single tennis court usually converts into two to four pickleball courts.
No, and most clubs should not start there. Portable nets on an existing hard surface, or roll out surfacing over what you already have, proves demand before you commit to construction.
Nets, a set of paddles for members to borrow, balls and a hopper. A portable net is $149, a permanent club net system is $499 with your club logo included, and a ball hopper is $44.99.
Yes. Club net systems include your logo as standard rather than as a surcharge, and paddles, covers, grips and balls can all carry your mark.
It depends on court count and whether you are converting an existing surface or building new. Tell us the space you have and we will spec the build and price it.
