PADEL COURT CONSTRUCTION PADEL COURT CONSTRUCTION

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Still a relatively young sport, Padel is THE FASTEST GROWING

considered one of the fastest growing
sports globally, with approximately SPORT YOU’VE NEVER

A COMPLETE HEARD OF…..

10 million players. Developed in
the late sixties in South America,
the modern game of Padel Tennis

DESIGN AND
was introduced into Europe through
Marbella in Southern Spain during
the mid-nineteen-seventies.

BUILD SOLUTION
The name Padel reflects the games use of
a stringless racquet, bringing together a
combination of other racquet sports such as

FOR PADEL
Tennis, Real Tennis and Squash. Played on a
court smaller than that of a tennis court, the
playing area is enclosed at either end in what
would traditionally have been built using

INSTALLATIONS
concrete walls surrounding the back of both
sides of the court, although most modern
courts now are built using ‘glass’, which in turn
is helping to raise its popularity as a spectator
sport. The two walled, or glass panelled ends
are brought together by wire mesh which
PROVIDE A FULL SERVICE FROM SITE SURVEY, 3D completes the padel court’s enclosure.
DESIGN, COSTING, GROUNDWORKS, PADEL COURT
MANUFACTURE AND INSTALLATION, SURFACE Essentially Padel is meant to be played as a
doubles game, with opponents facing each
INSTALLATION, LIGHTING AND MAINTENANCE SERVICE. other as in a normal tennis doubles match,
and as with tennis the ball is allowed to bounce
just once. The uniqueness of the game enables
players to use the surrounding walls that make
up the court to return the ball, hence the
comparisons to Squash and Real tennis.

A match is played as a best of three sets using

balls similar to that of tennis, and scored in the
same way as tennis, Padel rules are a mixture
of squash and tennis too.

New players to the game, of all ages, find it an

easier and less demanding introduction to
a new and exciting, fast growing sport,
however for those more advanced converts
from tennis or squash. Padel can be equally
demanding as it requires new skills and
disciplines that sets it apart from other
racquet sports.
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PADEL COURT
CONSTRUCTION

fabricating steel structures utilising

tempered glass, and have built- up
significant design, fabrication, transport and
installation resources. The combination of
the engineering and sports surfacing
capability allows to provide an ‘in house’
service from concept to completion.

DIMENSIONS:
Width 10m
Length 20m
Height 3m - 4m

STRUCTURE:
Court Walls : Steel Frame, reinforced to
avoid warping and wind loads. Bolted
joints. Steel sections galvanised and
polyester powder coated to RAL.
Glass Panels : 12mm thick tempered
glass. Mesh Panels : Galvanised electro
welded mesh 50 x 40 4. Stainless steel
nuts and bolts.

FINISH:
Galvanised court access gate.

OPTIONS:
• Tarmacadam or 10mm – 16mm
artificial grass, monofilament
(sand dressed or sand filled).
• In Green, Blue, or Terracotta.
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PADEL COURT COVER

DESCRIPTION:

All Courts can be specified with the Cover. Based on the Cove Permanent
Sports Area, the Padel Cover is designed to protect Padel tennis courts from
wind and rain - enabling practice and play in any weather. This transforms a
Padel court from a summer use only facility, into one which can be used all
year round. Optional lighting systems allow play to continue after dark.