PICKLEGLASS™ The court enclosure,
re-engineered as infrastructure.

PICKLEGLASS is an acoustic-rated structural glass enclosure system for pickleball and racquet sports courts, engineered, manufactured, built, and warrantied by PICKLETILE. A complete installation includes the architectural-grade tempered glass enclosure on an engineered steel frame, PE-stamped structural drawings for permitting, and optional integrated lighting and access control, delivered as one accountable system rather than parts assembled from separate suppliers. It carries a 10-year no-rust guarantee.

PICKLEGLASS is custom-engineered to the site, from a single court to multi-court complexes, and the same system extends to tennis, basketball, and multi-sport courts. Wall heights of 4, 6, 8, 10, and 13 feet are available. Every configuration is delivered with PE-stamped engineering drawings for permitting.

PICKLEGLASS uses low-iron safety glass with 92%+ optical clarity and low reflectivity, giving full sightlines for players and spectators and bright, low-glare play. It encloses the court without the visual cage of chain-link, which is why it integrates into residential, club, and mixed-use settings rather than detracting from them.

Yes. PICKLEGLASS uses tempered safety glass rated to withstand up to 17,400 PSI, roughly five times the stress resistance of standard glass. If broken, tempered glass fractures into small, blunt pieces rather than sharp shards, and it meets ANSI Z97.1 and CPSC 16 CFR 1201 safety glazing standards.

Yes. PICKLEGLASS is engineered to ASCE 7-22 for wind loads up to 200 mph and performs in heat, cold, humidity, and coastal salt exposure. The steel structure carries an AAMA 2605 super-durable powder-coat finish and a 10-year guarantee against rust and corrosion with no geographic carve-outs.

PICKLEGLASS glass is treated with an EnduroShield coating that repels water, dirt, and contaminants and resists graffiti, reducing cleaning and maintenance by up to 90% compared with untreated glass. Routine upkeep is typically a periodic rinse rather than the ongoing repair and seasonal replacement that temporary barriers require.

Yes. PICKLEGLASS carries a verified Sound Transmission Class rating of STC 36 and is independently measured to reduce on-court noise by up to 16 dBA, up to roughly 65% quieter to the human ear, which is why it is the Official Acoustic Solution of USA Pickleball. The full independent study, with results by barrier height and distance, is on the sound suppression page.

Yes. PICKLEGLASS is a platform, not a standalone wall. Integrated LED lighting, keyless SMARTLOCK access control, the AUTONOMOUS facility operating system, and glass and net court dividers are engineered into the same system and delivered by one partner, under one warranty.

Cost depends on configuration, court count, wall height, site conditions, and integrated options such as lighting and access, so PICKLETILE provides an engineered estimate after a short consultation rather than a blind figure. The more useful measure is lifetime cost: an independent analysis found traditional sound tarps cost roughly 30% more to own over 10 years, because they degrade and require repeated repurchase, while a PICKLEGLASS system is a permanent, warrantied asset.

A typical PICKLEGLASS project runs approximately 12 to 17 weeks from deposit to completed installation, across three stages: design with PE-stamped drawings, fabrication, and installation. PICKLETILE reports a 100% permit success rate across submitted projects to date.

PICKLEGLASS uses an advanced tempering process that makes it roughly 5x more resistant to physical and thermal stress than non-tempered glass. Each panel is rated to withstand up to 17,400 PSI, significantly reducing the risk of breakage under extreme conditions.

Yes. PICKLEGLASS is a tempered safety glass. In the rare event of breakage it shatters into small, blunt pieces rather than the dangerous, jagged shards of regular annealed glass, protecting players and spectators alike.

PICKLEGLASS is engineered to endure extreme temperatures and sudden temperature shifts, performing in both high-heat and freezing climates. Its scratch-resistant surface keeps it looking pristine for long-lasting performance in demanding outdoor applications.