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Padel court construction

Glass-walled padel courts with artificial grass playing surface — the fastest growing racquet sport in India.

A court that plays off its own walls

A court that plays off its own walls

Padel is played inside an enclosure, and the ball stays live off the glass. That makes the structure as important as the surface — the glass has to be the right thickness and perfectly aligned, or the rebound goes wrong.

The playing surface is short-pile artificial grass with sand infill: enough grip to change direction quickly, enough slide to play the shot.

  • 10 mm tempered glass walls, correctly braced
  • 12 mm artificial grass with silica sand infill
  • Panoramic or standard enclosure options
  • LED lighting designed around the glass
Padel Tennis specification
ItemSpecification
Court size20 m × 10 m
Wall height3 m back, 4 m corners
Glass10–12 mm tempered
Surface12 mm artificial grass, sand-filled
Net height0.88 m at centre
StructureGalvanised steel frame
BaseReinforced concrete slab
Lighting4–8 LED units, 300+ lux

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Surface options

Four systems, chosen by site

Which one is right depends on rainfall, hours of play and what is already on the ground.

Panoramic court for padel tennis surfaces
System 01

Panoramic court

Full glass back walls with no corner posts. The premium look.

Standard court for padel tennis surfaces
System 02

Standard court

Mesh and glass combination. More economical, plays identically.

Single court for padel tennis surfaces
System 03

Single court

Narrower court for one-on-one play in tighter sites.

Roofed court for padel tennis surfaces
System 04

Roofed court

Covered structure for year-round play through monsoon.

Common questions

Padel Tennis FAQ

How much space does a padel court need?
20 m × 10 m for the court itself, plus 1 m clearance around it and 6 m of clear height.
Is padel viable commercially in India?
Courts in metros are running at high utilisation. The footprint is small and two courts fit where one tennis court would go.
Indoor or outdoor?
Outdoor is far cheaper to build. A roof adds monsoon-season revenue, which usually pays for itself in busy locations.
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