
We play after the kids are in bed. The mat stays quiet, and the ball still comes off it cleanly.
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We ship worldwide. Delivery takes 7–14 business days depending on your location.
Yes. If the set isn’t right for your space, you have 30 days to send it back for a refund.
Roll out the 98 × 47 in court mat with blue service zones and a gray kitchen. Set the 59 × 33.5 in net on its freestanding black frame — no anchoring, no drilling. A basement, garage, or backyard is a court in a few minutes.









We play after the kids are in bed. The mat stays quiet, and the ball still comes off it cleanly.
Rolled it out in the garage and we were playing in five minutes. The bounce is even enough to practice dinks.
The kitchen line is marked clearly enough that we actually respect it. That was the test for me.

Set it up in the garage between the cars. The frame stands on its own, and the mat lies flat.
Quiet enough that the kids can play after dinner without the whole house hearing every hit.
I use it for drop shots before league night. The bounce is the same from the baseline to the kitchen.

I was sure the net would slide. It doesn’t. Nothing to anchor, and it still feels like a real net.
The freestanding net is the part I was unsure about. It stays put. Nothing to drill.
Fits the spare room with a little space to move. We fold the routine into a weeknight now.

My grandchildren learned the kitchen on this before they ever saw a club court. Setup takes a minute.
Smaller than a club court, which is the point. Short game and kitchen work at home.
The blue service boxes make it obvious where to stand. Good for teaching someone new.
We’ve had it down for a month. The surface hasn’t curled, and it doesn’t mark the floor.

I practice resets here most mornings. It’s small, and that’s exactly why I use it.
Took it to a friend’s backyard for the afternoon. Rolled it back up without a fight.
The gray kitchen reads clearly against the blue. We stopped arguing about where the line was.

Measured the basement first. 98 by 47 inches leaves room to move, and the net height feels right.
Sound stays in the room. I can hear the ball off the paddle, not through the ceiling.
We leave it down on weekends. It looks like a court, not a play mat tossed on the floor.
Dinks at the kitchen are the whole reason I bought it. They translate when I get to the club.



Construction
Most mats are a printed sheet. The morviK court is built in 3 layers, so indoor play stays quiet and the ball still comes off the surface like a real court.

Textured top layer that grips the ball and stands up to daily play.
Absorbs impact sound, so the game stays in the room and not in the rest of the house.
Keeps the mat flat and stable on the floor while you move.
Soft enough to stay quiet, firm enough to play true. Dinks and drops you practice at home carry over to a full court.

A real court in a compact size: set it up in minutes and play at home, in the backyard, or in the basement.
Service zones and a kitchen, marked like a real court.
A freestanding frame. Nothing to anchor, nothing to drill.
98.43 × 47.24 in (250 × 120 cm), sized for smaller rooms.
Learn the short game, then play it with friends.
The mat, the net, and the markings, sized so you can plan the room.
Compact, freestanding and ready to play wherever you have a little space.
Short answers on space, setup, and shipping.
The mat is 98.43 × 47.24 in (250 × 120 cm). Leave a little room around it so you can move.
No. The net is about 59 in wide and 33.5 in high (150 × 85 cm) and sits on a freestanding black frame. Place it in the middle of the mat. Nothing to drill.
The court mat, with blue service zones and a gray kitchen, and the freestanding net. Roll the mat out, set the frame in the middle, and play.
The mat is cushioned so impact stays in the room. It is built for indoor floors, not for a hollow bounce you can hear through the house.
Yes. A flat patio, backyard, or garage works, as long as you have the footprint of the mat plus a little room to move.
Yes. The smaller court is an easy way to introduce the game and play as a family.
Yes. It is sized for dinks, resets, and kitchen play. The markings match a real court, at a smaller scale.
We ship worldwide. Delivery takes 7–14 business days, depending on where you are.
You have 30 days to send it back for a refund if it doesn’t fit your space.
It is optional, at $5.99, and covers loss or damage in transit. Add it in the cart if you want it. It is not included by default.