CourtTech offers two kinds of wall solutions:

CT System Wall

No load-bearing walls are necessary for the CT System Wall. CT System Walls can be installed in the middle of a spacious hall, without any connection to the building. A minimum distance of 25mm to adjacent building walls is necessary.

The CT System Wall has a total thickness of 94mm, consisting of two 21mm thick RS special high density boards attached to steel profiles. The self-supporting wall elements are fixed on steel columns to the floor at two positions. The surface of the finished wall is coated 3 times. The system wall is filled with 2.5 tons of kiln dried sand. The System Wall is hard, flat and free of vertical joints. The out-of-play lines are made of red powder coated aluminium profiles – colour RAL 3001.

CT Half System Wall:

CT Half System Walls are made of the same material as the CT System Walls. The CT Half System Walls are fixed on the existing building masonry walls or concrete walls.

The CourtTech Half System Wall has a total thickness of 40 mm. The 21mm thick RS special high density boards are mounted onto the steel profiles. The CourtTech Half System Wall is filled with 1.2 tons of kiln dried sand. The surface of the finished wall is coated 3 times, is flat and free of joints. The out-of-play lines consist of red powder coated aluminium profiles – RAL 3001.

Also a combination of both CourtTech Wall Systems can be applied in one court.
CT Movable Side Wall:

The Movable Side Walls are the heart of the CourtTech Flexi Courts.
In a very short time two squash courts with one movable side wall can be transformed into a multifunctional sports hall or doubles squash courts with different court widths.

The CourtTech Flexi Court, ideally, consists of three squash courts with two Moveable Walls and can be transformed either into a multifunctional sports hall of 10 x 20m, or into two doubles squash courts.

The manually movable side wall is maintenance free. In the video stated below you can see the handling in detail.

CourtTech offers two kinds of glass back walls: The CT Framed Glass Wall, where the glass panels are supported by an aluminium frame and CT Finned Glass Walls where the glass panels are supported by glass fins.

All CT Glass Walls are made of 12mm toughened safety glass. The court entrance is 914 mm wide and in accordance with the barrier-free access directives.

CT Framed Glass Back Wall

The CT Framed Glass Back Wall is the most common installed glass back wall. This version is recommended if there is no plan for any public gallery behind the court. Besides the smaller installation area, this version has the advantage that the squash court is designed as a closed unit within the facility. The CT Framed Glass Back Wall offers a large viewing area to the audience, using only two panels without other additional attachments or pillars hindering the view. The Framed glass back wall is maintenance-free due to fewer connection pieces and components.

The glass is a 12 mm toughened safety glass. The glass wall consists of two panels and one glass door with 3mm white ceramic silk-screened lines bonded into the glass at a 25mm intervals and 620 mm high. The court entrance width is 914 mm (barrier-free access). The glass panels are supported by an aluminium frame. The glass door is mounted laterally with hinges. The door opens to the inside of the court.

CT Finned Glass Back Wall
The CT Finned Glass Back Wall can be considered as the most “traditional” version. The disadvantage of this system is the 300 mm glass fins need a larger installation area compared with the frame glass back wall. The glass panels are supported by glass fins, 300mm long, in a 90 degree angle. The glass door is mounted laterally with hinges. The door opens to the inside of the court. The risk of glass breakage is higher, compared to framed glass back wall.

The advantage of this system is that the public has a clear view from the gallery.

The free entrance width is 914 mm (disabled access). An advantage of the fin glass back wall is the unhindered view from the high up audience seats to the court.

Toughened one-pane safety glass with etching, 12 mm thick. The glass wall consists of two panels and one glass door with 3 mm white ceramic silk-screened lines bonded into the glass at a distance of 25 mm and up to a height of 620 mm.

For player comfort and safety the squash court flooring should correspond to the latest European Performance-Standards for elastic flooring – EN 14904:2006.

To comply with the WSF regulations and to allow a good view of high speed play, the floors should be constructed in a light coloured wood.
The floor should show a dense structure – such as beech, ash or maple as well as a textured surface for better grip.

The relative humidity during the installation is extremely important. Squash court floors are unsealed in order to fulfil the above mentioned characteristics. Unsealed floors tend to absorb moisture – they expand at high relative humidity
and shrink at low relative humidity.

Therefore it is important to have stable temperature and relative humidity conditions during installation of the floor – similar to conditions during the operation of the courts. Under those circumstances the CT Squash Floor can adjust to a relative humidity change of +/-20%.