Padel Courts for Sale – Indoor and Outdoor Models

Standard court: Vertical steel posts run along the walls between the glass panels, so you see uprights between the panes. This design is very solid, has been proven over many years and is the most cost-effective option. It’s a good choice for clubs, schools, hotels and private courts where value matters most.
Panoramic Court: There are no vertical posts between the corners. The glass panels sit directly side by side, joined by discreet fittings instead of steel uprights. Players and spectators get a much clearer view into the court.
This brings three main benefits:
- Better visibility: Spectators, coaches and cameras get a clear view of the rally from outside the court, which helps with tournaments, coaching sessions and streaming.
- Premium look: The court looks open and modern, which helps a club stand out and can justify higher booking rates.
Without intermediate posts, the structure can’t take as much wind load. That’s why we recommend panoramic courts for indoor installations only.
Some manufacturers offer “360°” courts with no posts at all, even in the corners. We don’t recommend them for permanent club use. Removing every post weakens the structure, and these courts are really designed for short-term events and championships.
Our Panoramic PRO keeps the corner posts only. That gives you the panoramic view and playing experience, plus the strength needed for years of daily use.

For outdoor installations, we recommend our Premium Line. It’s designed to handle wind, rain and changing temperatures. Glass and mesh sit in framed modules, with extra reinforcement posts and anchoring designed for the wind loads at your site. The steel is galvanised and then powder-coated against corrosion, and the court uses 12 mm tempered safety glass to EN 12150. In tropical and coastal areas, where heat, humidity and salt air speed up corrosion, we recommend hot-dip galvanising the structure for maximum durability. Our Basic and Panoramic PRO models are designed for indoor halls.

The price depends on the model (standard, panoramic or outdoor Premium Line), the number of courts, the type of turf, lighting, and options such as door configuration, branding and access control. Delivery and installation costs also depend on where the project is. Groundworks and the concrete slab are usually handled by a local contractor, so they’re priced separately. To get an accurate figure, send us a few details about your project and we’ll prepare a tailored quote, usually within a few days.

Yes. We’re based in Alicante, Spain, and most of our installations are outside Spain, mainly in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and Ireland. We’ve also delivered projects further afield, including Kenya, Barbados, Puerto Rico and Canada, and we can supply courts to almost any country in the world. Our own crews handle delivery and installation. In some markets, such as the UK and Ireland, we work with trusted local partners so you get on-site support close to home. Wherever your project is, tell us where and we’ll explain how we can deliver it.