Edging
Edging contains the playing surface and gives the court its edge. Secure borders stop material walking off the court, hold the line for accurate bank shots, and keep the surface from degrading at the perimeter. Steel edging is the low-maintenance alternative to timber sideboards, supplied in whole pieces cut to your court perimeter.
Previously Viewed Materials
Explore the bocce court materials and blends you’ve recently viewed to keep designing your ideal playing surface.
Edging holds the court to its dimensions
Borders contain the surface and give bank shots a true line, so the perimeter has to be square and level. Fix the court size first, because edging is cut to that perimeter.
Price your court by the layer
Enter your length, width and depth and see drain rock, base, fabric and surface priced together.
Bocce court dimensions and sizes
From compact residential courts to the 13 by 91 ft tournament standard.
How to build a bocce court
Subgrade, base, drainage and side boards, in the order the work actually happens.
Bocce court maintenance
Daily brushing and watering, resurfacing, and what changes by region.
Bocce court design ideas
Real courts, with the surface blend and edging used in each one tagged on the photo.
The rules of bocce
How a frame is played and scored, so you build the court the game needs.
Find a bocce court installer
Search for contractors near you if you would rather not build it yourself.
Request a materials quote
Send your dimensions and delivery address and we will price the load and the freight.
The history of bocce
How the game travelled from the ancient world to almost every country on earth.
