Games room court

A games room, a double garage with the roof opened up, or a spare bay in an outbuilding. At 7.92 m deep this court holds the regulation key, the free-throw line at 4.60 m from the backboard, and the complete 1.80 m free-throw circle with room to stand behind it and shoot. At 4.5 m of clear height you can shoot from the line and from close range without thinking about the roof. You are still below the 6.1 m we recommend for basketball, so a high shot from distance will feel tight — which is academic on this court, because there is no three-point line. At 7.92 m deep there is no room for the regulation 6.75 m arc, and a shortened one teaches a shot that exists nowhere. The width is what you notice against the garage court. There is 0.9 m of clear floor each side of the key, so you can attack the basket from an angle instead of only head-on. One-on-one works here. Graphite Grey Dynamic Pro II with a Wind Grey key and margin, tiled to the walls, with the court set 0.61 m off the wall behind the hoop so its height crank can turn and 30 cm off the others. The key's colour is moulded into the tile rather than painted on, so its edge stays sharp for the life of the floor.