Padel Court Construction Standards

A flat foundation of concrete or asphalt

The construction of a padel court requires high standards of design and construction to ensure its durability, comfort and safety. The choice of the venue is very important. It must be flat, solid, and have a good drainage system to prevent water from accumulating on the venue during rainy days and affecting the game. Concrete or asphalt is generally used as the base material.

International standard court size and quality

The size of the padel court must strictly follow international standards. The standard venue is 10 meters wide and 20 meters long. It needs to be surrounded by 4-meter-high glass walls and net walls to ensure the safety of the game and meet the viewing requirements. The material of the glass wall must be tempered glass with sufficient impact resistance to ensure that it is not easy to break during intense exercise by players.

High-performance PE artificial turf and lighting system

The surface of the court usually uses high-performance PE artificial turf. The density and softness of the turf directly affect the bounce of the ball and the feel of the athlete's feet. When installing, ensure that it is laid flat and seamless. The design of the lighting system is also critical. The lights need to be evenly distributed around the venue to avoid glare and ensure the visual effect of night games.

All facilities must comply with the relevant standards of the International Padel Federation (FIP) and undergo strict quality inspections after construction to ensure the service life and safety of the padel court.