Padel Court Construction

Building a padel court construction is a complex and lengthy project. It is important to work with contractors who know the sport well and are able to build quality courts according to official requirements of the IPF. The location of the construction site also has a huge impact on costs, for example because of material sourcing, taxes and labor rates.

An expert team will carry out an inspection and topographic survey of the area, after which they will develop a technical and economic feasibility study. A concrete foundation is then installed. This should be at an even level and not prone to cracking or shifting. The walls and fence of a padel court are usually made of tempered or toughened glass with steel or aluminum mesh fencing.

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The roof of a padel court should be high enough to allow players to hit the ball over it without getting injured. A padel ceiling should also provide enough room to move and jump comfortably. Padel courts with a curled grass turf called MONDO have a more comfortable surface that is easier on the joints, muscles and tendons of players.

A padel net should be 10 meters long and at most 88 cm tall in the center. It should be connected to two side posts, which should be at most 1.05 m high. Service lines should be present at 6.95 m from the net. The padel surface can be made from either tarmac or artificial turf with full or partial sand infill.