Garden half-court

Thirty by thirty is where most home builds land. It is the first size that carries every marking at its real distance: the 4.90 m key, the free-throw line 4.60 m from the backboard, the complete free-throw circle and the 6.75 m arc with its apex well inside the court. Being square, it plays one-on-one and three-on-three about equally well, and there is 2.12 m of clear surface each side of the key for wing shots and drives. The arc meets the sidelines rather than turning into corner segments, which is normal at this width and keeps every shot on it a genuine three. Knight Black surface with a Cherry Red key and a Graphite surround. Black hides dirt better than anything else we stock, and white lines on black read almost lit under floodlights. Add a MegaSlam 72, set in-ground at the head of the key.