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Padel courts

Complete padel courts to the FIP rules: structure, glass, mesh, turf, net and lighting, handed over ready to play.

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Padel court20 × 10 m, complete
Glass10 or 12 mm tempered
Mesh opening5 to 7.08 cm diagonal
Clear height6 m min, 8 m ideal
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OverviewWhat it is

We build complete padel courts: the steel structure, 10 or 12 mm tempered glass, the mesh, artificial turf, LED lighting and the net, on a laser-levelled concrete slab. The FIP rules set the court at 20 × 10 m, 4 m high at the ends, with mesh openings of 5 to 7.08 cm on the diagonal and wire of 2 to 3 mm.

Options

Complete padel courtsStructure, tempered glass, mesh, turf, LED lighting, net and doors; panoramic or stepped
Mesh panelsWelded mesh, powder-coated MS or stainless
TurfPadel turf with silica sand infill, in green, blue or terracotta
LightingLED floodlights on poles outside the court

Plan itPlan your court

Interactive · design it yourself

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Interactive: change the settings, move across the drawing

Technical dataSizes and figures

FIP Rules of Padel

ItemFIP rule
Court20 × 10 m
Back walls4 m: 3 m wall, 1 m metal mesh above
Side wallsStepped or panoramic layouts, mesh to 3 or 4 m
Mesh openings5 to 7.08 cm on the diagonal
Mesh wire2 to 3 mm recommended, 4 mm maximum, tensioned so the ball bounces
AccessSingle 1.05 × 2.0 m to 2.20 × 2.20 m, or two per side
Clear height6 m minimum, 8 m for new facilities

Sports netting

NettingTypical use
Ball-stop netBehind goals and courts
Practice netsCricket and batting practice
Divider netsBetween multi-sport courts

PadelComplete padel courts

Yes, we build complete padel courts: design, slab advice, structure, glass, mesh, turf, net and lighting, handed over ready to play. A regulation court is 20 × 10 m, enclosed by 10 or 12 mm tempered glass and steel mesh to 4 m. The mesh openings are 50 to 70.8 mm on the diagonal, and there must be at least 6 m of clear height (8 m for new facilities). Once the slab has cured, the court goes up in about a week.

  1. Site survey. Space (about 11 × 21 m plus access), soil or roof structure, orientation and permissions.
  2. Design. Stepped or panoramic court, indoor or outdoor, lighting and drainage.
  3. Civil works. Sub-base, reinforced slab with a gentle fall, drainage and conduits.
  4. Curing. One to four weeks, depending on the concrete.
  5. Structure. Steel posts and frames anchored, mesh panels and doors fitted.
  6. Glass. 10 or 12 mm tempered panels installed.
  7. Turf. Laid, seams glued, lines fixed, sand infill brushed in.
  8. Net, lights, handover. Net fitted, lights aimed, lux test and a final check against FIP rules.

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QuestionsFrequently asked

Do you build complete padel courts?

Yes: slab guidance, structure, glass, mesh, turf, lighting and net, installed and handed over ready to play. Once the slab has cured, a court goes up in about a week.

How high is a padel court enclosure?

4 m at the back: 3 m of glass with 1 m of mesh above. The sides step down towards the net depending on the layout.

What mesh is allowed on a padel court?

Openings between 5 and 7.08 cm measured on the diagonal, with wire of 2 to 3 mm (4 mm maximum).

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