Surfaces
Our range consists of five great tennis court surfaces: Pladek, Sporturf, Savanna, Advantage, Clayrite and Acrylic. Each has its own playing characteristics and maintenance requirements. But whichever surface suits you best, premium quality is assured...
Fencing
Building high quality tennis courts that will last and play beautifully for years is only half the story. It’s important to landscape your court into its surroundings and then to frame it with an attractive fencing system. En-Tout-Cas offer two top-quality fencing systems for tennis courts...
Heritage
En Tout Cas is the world’s most famous name in tennis court construction, with a history that goes back more than 100 years. Today, this proud heritage is backed up by the best in tennis court construction...
Construction
Your finished court will be a beautiful addition to your home. However, before you can enjoy the elegance of your new court, there is much to do. The construction of a tennis court sub-base and base is a civil engineering project that is critical to the quality and durability of a new court...
The En-Tout-Cas commitment to quality and service...
En-Tout-Cas courts play beautifully year, after year, after year. Our customers appreciate the craftsmanship, and quality that go into an En-Tout-Cas court. We get used to going back to courts that we had built many years earlier.
A call out to a court in Chipping Norton in Oxfordshire, took owner Rory Shepherd by surprise - the court owner wanted to resurface a court built by Rory’s father in 1959....
New court for Embassy...
People have been playing on En-Tout-Cas tennis courts all over the world for more than 100 years now and one of our latest installations continues our global outreach with a new court for the British Embassy in Moscow – more than 1,500 miles from our head office.
The embassy’s old court‘s carpet surface was removed and the En-Tout-Cas team, including owner Rory Shepherd, then laid a superb new Savanna carpet surface, with the help of two Russians, who spoke no English at all.
Said Rory: ”There was a bit of a language barrier at first, but everything soon clicked into place and we worked well together as a team to provide a beautiful playing surface that should last for years – even allowing for freezing Moscow winters and burning summers.”
Savanna is soft to play on, but extremely durable. It is probably the most advanced synthetic tennis court surface available.
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