Stringing area
Definition Reviewed October 22, 2026 Also called: string bed, strung area
The gist. The area of the badminton racket occupied by the strings, intended for striking the shuttlecock.
Explanation
The laws of badminton define the strung surface and limit its dimensions, which sets the size of the hitting area.
An example
The Laws of Badminton specify that the strings form a defined surface within the head of the racket.
Questions and answers
What exactly does "Stringing area" mean?
The area of the badminton racket occupied by the strings, intended for striking the shuttlecock.
Why does "Stringing area" matter?
The laws of badminton define the strung surface and limit its dimensions, which sets the size of the hitting area.
What does "Stringing area" look like in practice?
The Laws of Badminton specify that the strings form a defined surface within the head of the racket.
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