PADEL COURT
PADEL COURT:
Padel combines elements of tennis and squash. It is commonly played in doubles on a smaller, enclosed court with walls made of glass and metal mesh. The court is roughly a third the size of a tennis court. Players can let the ball rebound off the walls, but it must bounce on the ground no more than once before being returned.
A padel court is built with precision using durable materials to ensure functionality and longevity. The foundation is made of reinforced concrete for stability, while the enclosure features tempered glass panels (10-12 mm thick) and galvanized steel mesh for impact resistance and structural support.
The playing surface is synthetic turf, often filled with silica sand for grip and consistent ball bounce, and designed to be UV-resistant for durability. A central net divides the court, supported by sturdy, adjustable posts. Drainage systems and LED floodlights are commonly added for all-weather and nighttime play. These materials ensure the court is safe, durable, and suited for fast-paced gameplay.
- Compact Dimensions
- Enclosed Walls
- Synthetic Turf Surface
- Central Net
- Lighting System
- Weather-Resistant Design
- Compact Size
- Enclosed Perimeter
- Non-Slip Surface
- Durable Materials
- Versatile Usage