The grass used on padel tennis courts is called artificial grass or synthetic grass. Artificial grass is a common playing surface on padel courts due to its durability, low maintenance, and consistent ball bounce. Here you have key information about artificial grass on paddle tennis courts:
The artificial grass on our padel courts is generally made of synthetic fibers, such as polyethylene or polypropylene, which are resistant and durable. The base is usually a layer of rubber or similar material that provides a smooth, high-performance surface.
Fiber height can vary, but is usually in the range of 10 to 20 mm. A shorter grain height generally provides faster play, while a longer grain can result in slower play and greater ball grip.
To improve performance and safety, our paddle tennis courts have artificial grass and use a silica sand and rubber infill. This helps keep the surface firm and prevents slipping. The amount of filling can be adjusted to modify the speed of play.
The artificial grass on our padel courts is designed with an efficient drainage system to prevent water stagnation and allow the courts to be used in various weather conditions.
The maintenance of artificial grass on our paddle tennis courts is relatively simple compared to natural grass surfaces. Regular brushing is required to keep the fibers upright and redistribute the sand and rubber fill. Cleaning and maintenance work can also be carried out to remove dirt and debris.
The artificial grass on our courts is known for its durability and longevity. It can withstand heavy use and maintain its quality for many years.
In summary, artificial grass used on paddle tennis courts is a popular choice due to its durability, low maintenance, and consistency in game performance. It provides a uniform surface that is appreciated by padel players of all levels and at Padel Courts Master we use the best quality for the best experience of our customers.