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An indoor squash court is a rectangular, four-walled playing area designed for the sport of squash.

• Front Wall Line (Out Line): The highest line on the front wall, 4.57 meters above the floor.
• Service Line (on Front Wall): 1.78 meters above the floor.
• Tin: A 0.48 meter high metal area at the bottom of the front wall, below which the ball is "out".
• Short Line: Divides the court into front and back sections, 4.26 meters from the back wall.
• Half Court Line: Divides the back of the court into left and right service boxes.

The primary types of squash courts are the standard/international singles court and the larger North American hardball doubles court. While the standard court is typically 9.75m long and 6.4m wide, the North American version is 13.72m long and 7.62m wide to accommodate more players and the faster pace of the hardball.

• Features: These are temporary courts made with glass walls. 
• Use: They are used for high-profile exhibition matches and international tournaments, allowing spectators to see the game. 

World Squash Federation (WSF) approved wooden flooring for squash courts
Wooden flooring for squash courts is typically made from maple or sycamore wood, and should be WSF approved to meet international standards for professional play. A specialized cushioned subfloor system is required to provide shock absorption and a uniform playing surface

When referring to squash courts, the term "type" can refer to the court's location (indoor vs. outdoor), its structure and movability, or the materials used for its walls and flooring.

• Indoor Courts: The traditional and most common type, offering consistent playing conditions protected from the elements.
• Outdoor Courts: Increasingly popular, bringing squash into public spaces, but require more robust materials and design to withstand weather variations