Padel court guides and FAQ
Everything you need to know before installing your padel court: dimensions, costs, space, permits, profitability and maintenance.
Space and ground requirements
A doubles padel court needs an area of 20 × 10 m (200 m²), plus a margin of 1 to 2 m on each side for safety and access. For covered courts, a clear height of 7 to 8 m is recommended. The ground must be level and able to bear the concrete foundations, which your contractor builds to our specifications.
Indoor and outdoor
We build courts for outdoor use, covered courts and indoor courts inside warehouses or buildings. The differences lie in the structural treatment, the type of turf (textured or monofilament) and the lighting. We adapt every court to its setting.
Profitability guide
Is a padel court a profitable investment?
Padel is one of the fastest-growing sports in the world. A well-located court can pay for itself within a few years by combining hourly bookings, coaching and related services.
We offer tailored financing to fund the investment and help you estimate the return based on your location.
- Revenue from bookings, coaching and tournaments
- Financing tailored to your project
- Low maintenance and a long service life
Frequently asked questions
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How much does a padel court cost?
It depends on the model, the ground preparation and any extras (roofing, lighting, customisation). We prepare a free, tailored quote. Request it here.
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What are the dimensions of a padel court?
The official size is 20 m long by 10 m wide (200 m² for a doubles court), as set by the International Padel Federation. The Single model is narrower, for 1-on-1 play.
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How much space do I need in total?
We recommend leaving a clear perimeter around the court for circulation and maintenance. In practice, a plot of around 12 × 22 m is enough for a doubles court. We'll help you check your space before quoting.
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How long do manufacturing and installation take?
We adapt to your project's timeline and coordinate every stage with you.
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What warranty and certification do the courts have?
We offer a 5-year warranty and FIP approval from the International Padel Federation, ready for competition.
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Do I need planning permission or a building permit?
In most cases, yes, especially with fixed lighting or enclosures over 2 m high. We provide the technical documentation and help you with the local authority application.
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What maintenance does a court need?
Very little: regular brushing of the turf to spread the silica sand, tension checks and cleaning the glass. We offer maintenance and after-sales plans.
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Can the court be installed indoors and outdoors?
Yes. Our galvanised steel and tempered glass structures are built for outdoor use (wind, rain, sun) as well as indoors. We'll advise you based on your climate and location.
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What kind of slab or foundations do I need?
A level concrete slab is required. We provide the exact specifications for thickness, levelling and drainage so your contractor can build it before assembly.
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What's the difference between the models?
All share the same premium quality; what changes is the structure and the playing experience (corners, wind resistance and looks). Compare the models here.
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What is a panoramic padel court?
It's a court with tempered glass walls and no intermediate posts, giving players and spectators full 360° visibility. It's the standard at professional tournaments.
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What lighting is included?
A low-energy LED lighting system (8 × 240 W) built into the structure, suitable for evening play and broadcasting.
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What is the service life of the court?
With basic maintenance, the galvanised steel structure and tempered glass are designed to last more than a decade under heavy use.
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Is a padel court a profitable investment?
Padel is one of the fastest-growing sports worldwide. Profitability depends on location, pricing and occupancy. We analyse it in this article and in your quote.
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Do you offer financing?
Yes. We offer tailored financing options for clubs and hotels.
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Do you install and maintain other brands' courts?
Yes. Our technical team handles assembly, inspections, spare parts and servicing for padel courts, whether or not we manufactured them.
