Re: Court separators / barriers

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Re: Court separators / barriers

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W3R wrote: on Tuesday , MArch , 24, 2026 at 12:06 PM #!
Hello everyone ~

Does anyone know how to get some cheap court barriers / separators? These seem to cost 150 - 200 euros for 5.. Heck these are more expensive than the tables, if you need more than 10 for each table.. I'm thinking to custom make some on our own. Is there any other option for good value ones? Thanks :)
If it is for club use you can try corrugated packaging rolls.
Overall they are cheaper and also easier to setup and take down.
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Never seen one that was blue :D
3 feet tall and 8 feet in length
Maybe there are in other colors too
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They seem to come in all heights and lengths
2 feet (24 inches) or 3 feet (36 inches) in height may be ideal?
You can buy in bulk 250 feet is a lot?
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But if you rub tournaments you may want to make your own.
But with local non table tennis sponsors footing your bill by putting their names on the barriers
You can have the same barriers but can just have large banner inserts made for sponsors that stick on or hang on to your barriers temporarily using many methods
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Adria wrote: ↑March 25th, 2026, 4:06 am They seem to come in all heights and lengths
2 feet (24 inches) or 3 feet (36 inches) in height may be ideal?
You can buy in bulk 250 feet is a lot?
https://www.uline.com/BL_1902/Corrugate ... epaperwrap
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