3x3 Basketball Court Dimensions: Official FIBA Size & Layout
What Is 3x3 Basketball?
Official 3x3 Court Dimensions
| Element | Official dimension | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Court width | 15 m (49 ft) | Same width as FIBA full-court standard |
| Court length | 11 m (36 ft) | One basket at one end |
| Basket height | 3.05 m (10 ft) | Standard basketball basket height |
| Two-point line | 6.75 m from the basket | Per FIBA 3x3 rules |
| Free-throw line | 5.80 m from the end line | Per FIBA 3x3 rules |
3x3 vs Full Court
Building a 3x3 Court with Interlocking Tiles
Court Planning Checklist
- Confirm the playing area: 15m x 11m is the official size, but half a standard FIBA court is also acceptable.
- Check the base: the surface must be suitable, stable, and properly prepared before installation.
- Plan the line layout: mark the 3x3 lines and keep clearance around the court for safety.
- Choose tile material and model based on indoor or outdoor use, climate, and budget.
- Request a quote with dimensions, model, and destination for an accurate proposal.
Frequently Asked Questions
The official FIBA 3x3 court is 15 metres wide by 11 metres long, with one basket. Half of a standard FIBA full-size court is also acceptable for official competition.
The basket height is 3.05 metres (10 feet), the same as standard basketball.
Yes, if the base is suitable and properly prepared. A 3×3 court needs roughly a 15m x 11m area, or half of a standard FIBA full-size court. Interlocking tiles can be installed over a suitable prepared base.
Interlocking PP and TPE court tiles are common choices. PP models are widely used for outdoor courts, while TPE models add cushioning. The best model depends on the surface, climate, and primary use.
Keep a safety clearance around the playing area so players and spectators are not affected by ball travel. Clearance requirements depend on the site, so confirm the layout before ordering.
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