Volleyball Court Tiles for Backyard and Indoor Courts
Volleyball court tiles from Game Tile Courts give you a cushioned, consistent surface indoors or out. Our modular tiles deliver the performance, safety, and durability volleyball demands, with your colors and a free court CAD layout.
Why Teams Choose Our Volleyball Courts
Regulation court dimensions & lines
Cushioned surface protects during dives and jumps
Consistent ball bounce for competitive play
Multi-sport line options - volleyball + basketball combos
Indoor and outdoor tile options available
Quick-install modular system - ready in days, not weeks
Backyard and Home Volleyball Court Sizes
The regulation indoor volleyball court is 9 m by 18 m, about 29.5 x 59 ft, with an attack line 3 m from the net on each side. Our Court Builder draws regulation volleyball lines once the pad reaches that size, so a backyard volleyball court with full lines needs a pad just over 59 ft long and about 30 ft wide. Plan a 3-foot safety buffer around the tile perimeter as well.
Shorter yard? A home volleyball court can share one surface with basketball and pickleball on a multi sport court, and your free CAD layout shows exactly which lines fit your space. Read what drives multi sport court cost before you request a quote.
Volleyball Court Tiles for Outdoor Play
An outdoor volleyball court on modular tiles, often called a volleyball sport court, drains quickly after rain and keeps its UV-stable color in the sun. The tile field floats on a flat concrete or asphalt base with only the perimeter anchored, so it moves with freeze and thaw cycles instead of cracking.
For jumps and dives, choose cushioning. The same cushioned tile we recommend for a soft basketball court uses a dual-layer cushion system and installs indoor or outdoor. We do not pour the base: a licensed local contractor quotes it separately.
Indoor Volleyball Court Tiles
For gyms, basements and training rooms, Indoor Flex, one of our indoor lines, is cushioned polypropylene with sound reduction of up to 20dB, which matters when the court sits under bedrooms or next to offices.
Indoor tiles are not waterproof at the seams, so an unheated garage or barn needs a tile built to install indoors or out. Schools, camps and facilities planning indoor volleyball courts can start with our commercial court projects.
Recommended Tiles for Volleyball
Impact-absorbing surfaces engineered for dives, jumps, and long rallies.
Volleyball Court Questions
- How much does a modular volleyball court cost?
- Every GTC volleyball court quote is all-in for the court package: tiles, ramps, corners, freight, lines, and a free CAD layout in one number, with no line-item surprises. Base work and professional installation are quoted separately by a local contractor, so gather those figures alongside your court quote. Cost drivers include indoor vs. outdoor tile line, cushioning level, court size, and install type. Cushioned options provide joint protection for jumping and diving. Request a firm quote
- Can you play volleyball on modular court tiles?
- Absolutely. Cushioned modular tiles provide excellent shock absorption for volleyball's high-impact movements like jumping and diving. The Cushioned Flex Platinum and All-Court Classic tiles are popular choices. Multi-sport line options allow volleyball and basketball combo courts. See the tile lineup
- How big is a backyard volleyball court?
- A regulation volleyball court is 9 by 18 meters, about 29.5 by 59 feet, and our Court Builder draws regulation volleyball lines on a pad that size or larger. Plan a 3-foot safety buffer around the tile perimeter and measure only flat, usable ground: trees, downspouts and fences do not count as court. If your yard is shorter, volleyball can share a multi-sport layout, and your free CAD layout shows which lines fit. Try your yard in the Court Builder
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