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Badminton net frame

The badminton net frame holds the net in place across the court using two upright posts, allowing players to hit the shuttlecock over it during a match.

Also known as: badminton net and posts, badminton net stand

How big is it?

6.1 m · regulation net width

Also 20.01 ft

Regulation net width · specified

Scale illustration of a badminton net frame, showing the recorded regulation net width.
Recorded regulation net width: 6.1 m.

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Badminton net frame vs Cricket sight screen: width comparison

The net width of a badminton net frame is about 1.02 times the screen width of a cricket sight screen.

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Badminton net frame

The badminton net frame holds the net in place across the court using two upright posts, allowing players to hit the shuttlecock over it during a match.

6.1 mRegulation net width
0 - shared origin
Cricket sight screen

A cricket sight screen is a movable panel placed behind the bowler to provide a contrasting background, making the ball easier for the batter to see.

6 mDefined screen width
0 - shared origin

Both rulers start at the same zero and share one linear scale. Artwork keeps its original proportions.

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Badminton net frame

Regulation net width: 6.1 m; specified.

A badminton net frame defined by the 6.10 m doubles-court width and 1.55 m regulation post height. The portable bases and net sag are contextual and do not change those spans.

BWF — Laws of Badminton

The marked regulation net width is calibrated. Unmeasured illustration details are representative.

Cricket sight screen

Defined screen width: 6 m; defined specimen; range 4 m–8 m.

A defined mobile cricket sight screen 6 m wide and 6 m high. Cricket laws require suitable contrasting screens but do not prescribe one universal screen size; panel count, wheels and proportions vary.

MCC — The Laws of Cricket

The marked defined screen width is calibrated. Unmeasured illustration details are representative.

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Why we use 6.1 m

We compare the net width of a badminton net frame. This value follows a stated specification; check its scope in the notes.

A badminton net frame defined by the 6.10 m doubles-court width and 1.55 m regulation post height. The portable bases and net sag are contextual and do not change those spans.

The marked horizontal span follows the measured feature, not the edges of the image. How calibrated comparisons work →

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PropertySelected valueRecorded rangeBasis
6.1 mNot recordedspecified
1.55 mNot recordedspecified

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