Sports hall half-court

The full FIBA half-court, indoors, at official ceiling height. School halls, community centres, clubs and leisure operators. At 14.94 m wide the three-point arc keeps both of its corner segments — the straight sections that run parallel to the sidelines before the curve begins. Below about 13.20 m of width those disappear and the arc runs off the side of the court instead. This is the narrowest court in the range that has them, and it is the difference between a corner three existing and not existing. Everything else is regulation and stated rather than scaled: the 4.90 m key, the free-throw line 4.60 m from the backboard, the complete 1.80 m free-throw circle, the 6.75 m arc and the restricted-area arc under the basket. 7 m is FIBA’s minimum clear height for official competition. If you are fitting out a hall that will host organised basketball, build to that rather than to the 6.1 m that suits a private gym. Trinidad Blue court, Sky Blue key, Graphite Grey surround, in Dynamic Pro II — a true 12 inch tile on a one-foot grid, so a hall built in feet needs very little cutting.