Configure Your Padel Courts

Each padel court has a playing surface of 20 × 10 m. Allow approximately 21 × 11 m total footprint per court including structure and safety margins.

The 3D preview shows up to 10 courts.

Use our 2D Floor Planner to design your space.

We offer 3 court systems depending on your project:

• Indoor — Standard for enclosed hall.
• Indoor Panoramic — Panoramic for maximum visibility for enclosed hall.
• Outdoor — Standard for outdoor use. Safest of the market.

These are the most common RAL colours for the steel structure. All are powder-coated for durability and weather resistance.

If you need a specific colour not listed, please mention it in the Notes field.

• No doors — open both sides: Standard for indoor courts.
• Doors on 1 side: One entrance end with double-door panel. Common for outdoor courts.
• Doors on 2 sides: Both entrance ends have door panels. Ideal for secured facilities.

These are the most popular colours used worldwide. The colour is woven into the fibres — it does not fade quickly.

Blue is the most popular globally. Green is traditional. Fuchsia, Terracotta, Black and Red are bold alternatives.

With extension: an 8 × 2 m strip of turf outside each entrance.

• Fibrillated: Most common and cost-effective. Fibres split into a net-like structure for excellent sand retention. Ideal for clubs.
• Monofilament: More durable individual fibres. Better ball bounce consistency and longer lifespan. Recommended for OUTDOOR installations. Slight surcharge.
• Textured (New!): Innovative textured (curly) filaments for intensive use and highly recommended for INDOOR facilities. A surcharge applies.

• Without lighting: No lighting system. Suitable if the facility already has lighting.
• Class II — 300 Lux: Best seller for clubs. Meets federation requirements for club play and local tournaments.
• Class I — 500 Lux: TV / broadcast standard. Required for professional and televised tournaments.

• Straight: Classic vertical mast. Standard option for most installations.
• Angled: Mast angled to position lights over the court for better coverage.
• Curved: Curved mast keeps fixtures away from ball trajectory.

Masts are supplied in the structure colour.

Ball stop nets prevent balls from leaving the court area and going to adjacent fields, streets or neighbours. Especially important for outdoor facilities.

• Without net: No ball stop netting.
• 1 net — 2+10+2 m side: One short side covered.
• 2 nets — 2+10+2 m sides: Both short sides covered.
• 2× 2+10+2 m + 1× 16 m side: Both short sides and one long side.
• All 4 sides: Full enclosure — maximum protection.

For truck and container deliveries, we need the installation address — mainly for calculating transport costs. Please add any relevant access information in the Notes field.

Every outdoor court is exposed to wind loads. The terrain category determines the wind exposure class used in our structural calculations.

• Indoor — Not relevant
• Cat. 0: Open sea.
• Cat. 1: Flat area, no obstacles.
• Cat. 2: Low vegetation, isolated obstacles (most common).
• Cat. 3: Regular vegetation or buildings.
• Cat. 4: Dense urban — at least 15% covered with buildings.

If unsure, select Cat. 2 — we will verify during our technical review.