
There are a good number of factors that are determining the price and we would like to introduce this to you in more detail:
Padel Court Model
The application (indoor or outdoor) actually decides which of the 3 available Padel Court construction systems is the most appropriate for you. We recommend models BASIC, PANORAMIC BASIC, BASIC PRO and Mod. PANORAMIC for Indoor use, and the Mod. PREMIUM for Outdoor use.
The Mod. PREMIUM provides an additional reinforcement of the vertical supports to achieve a better structural stability against wind loads.
The combination with our Structural Engineering Packages (SEP) makes the Padel Court very versatile for every application and convert our value proposition as the strongest and safest of the market.
See also this post: Wind loads on Padel Courts | Structural Strength
See also overview of Padel Court models.
Quantity
You can achieve best price optimization through 2, 3, 4 or 6 Padel Courts, since we can load 2 – 3 Padel Courts on one truck or container at a time, depending on the model. Of course, 3 Padel Courts can be ordered and delivered. In this case, the second truck (or container) would go with only 1 Court and the transport costs would be the same as the first truck with 2 courts. This is for truck deliveries in Europe. For container loads for oversees and other remote areas needs to be calculated independently.
Artificial Turf Solutions
Fibrillated Turf – Affordable & Proven
Fibrillated turf is the entry-level solution, widely used and appreciated for its cost-effectiveness. Its slit-film fibers integrate quickly with silica sand, creating a playable surface shortly after installation. However, it requires a higher sand load (approx. 15 kg/m²) and regular brushing to maintain performance. While economical, its durability is lower compared to advanced solutions, making it more suitable for projects where budget is the top priority.
Monofilament Turf – Premium Outdoor Performance
Monofilament turf is designed for maximum durability and long-term aesthetics. The solid filaments resist wear, matting, and hardening, making it the most reliable choice for outdoor facilities. With a recommended sand load of approx. 15 kg/m², it ensures long-lasting stability, exceptional playability, and excellent value over its extended lifespan. Maintenance requirements are acceptable and manageable, especially when compared to other premium systems.
Textured Turf – Low Maintenance, High Comfort (Recommended for Indoors)
Our new textured turf features crimped filaments that provide optimal cushioning, intensive-use durability, and outstanding comfort. Its unique structure perfectly encapsulates the silica sand, ensuring stability and a constant playing volume. With only 7–8 kg/m² of silica sand required—half the amount of conventional systems—installation and upkeep are simpler and more cost-efficient. Recognized for its superior performance, textured turf is the official surface used in national and international tournaments.
⚠️ Due to its smooth structure, textured turf can become slippery when wet, which is why we recommend it exclusively for indoor facilities, where conditions are controlled, and where it delivers the best balance of comfort, reduced maintenance, and professional-level playability. For more information see HERE.
Entrance area
Indoor Facilities – Open on Both Sides
For indoor installations, we recommend designing the court open on both sides. This setup enhances the playing experience by allowing the ball to be played from outside the court, in line with official padel rules, while also giving the facility a more spacious and premium feel.
Outdoor Facilities – Flexible Options
For outdoor courts, both doors on both sides or open on both sides are viable solutions. The choice depends largely on how you want to integrate and position the padel court within your facility. While doors offer additional containment and structure, fully open sides create a more professional and free-flowing environment.
Safety Considerations – Ball-Stop Netting
When courts are located near roads, rooftops, or other sensitive areas, we strongly recommend installing ball-stop netting around the perimeter (both long and short sides). This prevents balls from leaving the playing area and ensures both player safety and convenience for surrounding spaces.
Glass recommendations for Padel Courts
Outdoor Facilities – 12 mm (½”) Tempered Glass
For outdoor padel courts, 12 mm (½”) tempered glass is always the preferred option. This thickness ensures maximum strength, safety, and durability under all weather conditions and heavy use. While 10 mm (⅜”) tempered glass is sometimes used outdoors in southern countries, in markets with higher technical standards such as the UK and Germany, we strongly recommend 12 mm (½”) tempered glass to meet safety requirements and guarantee long-term reliability.
Indoor Facilities – 10 mm (⅜”) Tempered Glass
For indoor courts, 10 mm (⅜”) tempered glass is usually sufficient. The controlled environment reduces stress on the glass, making this a safe and cost-efficient solution.
Panoramic Courts – 12 mm (½”) Tempered Glass
For panoramic courts, where the structural design relies heavily on glass elements, we always recommend 12 mm (½”) tempered glass. The added thickness is essential to ensure stability, safety, and the premium aesthetics expected from a panoramic system.
Special Solutions – Laminated Glass
In select markets such as the USA, we also offer 12 mm (½”) laminated glass. Laminated glass provides an extra layer of safety by holding fragments together in the rare event of breakage, making it a suitable choice for facilities with the highest safety requirements.
Lighting recommendations for Padel Courts
Indoor Facilities – Flexible Lighting Options
If your indoor facility already provides sufficient brightness through its existing lighting system, you can choose to install the courts without additional lighting. This significantly reduces investment costs while still ensuring playability.
If some extra light is required, it is often sufficient to install a few additional LED spotlights on the ceiling, where access to the power supply is simpler and installation is cost-effective.
For those who prefer a fully integrated solution, we can also supply dedicated lighting pillars with LED spotlights mounted directly on the court structure.
Outdoor Facilities – Standard LED Lighting
For outdoor courts, the standard solution consists of lighting pillars equipped with two LED spotlights per pillar. LED technology is now the industry standard, delivering excellent illumination, energy efficiency, and long service life, even under intensive use. See also this post: Lighting system on a Padel Courts
Transport costs
By Truck – Flexible within Europe
Transport costs by truck depend primarily on the distance from our loading point to your facility. We work with reliable logistics partners to ensure safe and efficient deliveries across Europe.
By Sea Freight – Global Reach
For container loads, shipments are usually handled EXW (Ex Works) or CIF (Cost, Insurance, Freight) to your nearest seaport. Our closest port is Valencia, Spain. For the final leg, we recommend working with a local logistics company to arrange a door-to-door service tailored to your needs.
Conditions at site
In some cases, the delivery truck may not be able to access the exact location of the installation. If the material cannot be unloaded directly at the installation site using a locally sourced crane or forklift, additional logistics may be required.
In such situations, the material must be transferred with smaller vehicles, which typically adds an extra working day to the installation process.
This scenario is relatively rare, as the access path is usually prepared during the foundation works of the court. However, it should be taken into account during planning to avoid delays and additional costs.
Place of installation
Depending on the padel court model and local site conditions, the installation typically requires 3 to 4 days per court. It is important to note that all preparatory works (such as foundation, access, and utilities) must be fully completed before our team arrives. This ensures that installation can begin immediately and proceed without delays.
The overall price and total project cost are influenced by a variety of factors, including site conditions, logistical access, and specific client requirements. Since these needs and expectations vary from project to project, we design each quote individually, tailored to your unique circumstances.
Foundation
Outdoor Courts
For outdoor installations, the foundation must be prepared by a local contractor prior to our arrival. This ensures that the site is ready for a smooth and efficient installation process. Read more here: foundation
Indoor Courts
For indoor installations, the subfloor must be concrete and completely free of electrical, water, or gas tubes, as the court structure needs to be securely anchored to the ground. Other solutions possible and on request. See post
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