Padel court questions before you build.

The reference internal playing rectangle is 20 × 10 m. The full site needs additional space for the enclosure, supports, entrances, circulation and maintenance. A canopy or portable base adds its own footprint. Ask for the selected layout and confirm clear height before deciding that a site is suitable.

All use the same 20 × 10 m doubles playing area. Club courts use a framed enclosure; Panoramic courts focus on glass sightlines; our WPT Tournament range adds a focused choice of Classic exposed corner posts or panoramic hidden-corner connections for indoor, outdoor and covered venues.

Compare the desired covered space, support locations, drainage and usable playing clearance. A retractable roof also needs an agreed power supply, control arrangement, operating limits and maintenance plan. Review local design requirements and the complete site layout before choosing the equipment.

Colour, surface, lighting and branding choices can be discussed for the selected family. Record the actual turf specification, fixtures, finish and approved branding positions in the quotation. A requested change to structural members, glass supports or connections needs a technical review beyond a colour selection.

No. A portable arrangement still requires a review of the surface, levels, drainage and complete base. Any anchorage or ballast must follow the selected project design. Also plan transport, safe glass handling, assembly, inspection and removal, especially if relocation will be repeated.

The original glass report and panoramic-court attestation each identify a particular holder and scope. They do not establish that every configuration or installation is approved. Match the relevant documentation to the ordered equipment and ask the local project team which additional design checks or approvals are required.

Start with the country and city, court count, preferred family, indoor or outdoor use, canopy preference and target timeline. Add a site sketch or measured plan if available. Ask for equipment, packing, freight, local works and installation responsibilities to be listed clearly so quotations can be compared on the same basis.

Agree the scope before ordering. The selected equipment information needs to be coordinated with local foundation, drainage and electrical design. The quotation should identify who provides unloading, lifting equipment, assembly, site supervision and final inspections. Installation support does not automatically include every local activity.

Dates depend on the approved configuration, order quantity, drawing approvals, destination and transport arrangements. Confirm the schedule and delivery terms in the quotation. Plan customs requirements, site access, unloading and protected storage separately; there is no single delivery time or container capacity for every order.

Describe the target court family, forecast order requirements, colours, branding, market documentation and packaging preferences. Define which configuration choices can change and which must stay consistent. Confirm the information that installers and customers will receive, plus how spare parts and after-sales questions will be handled.

CourtSpan provides a five-year product quality warranty, installation guidance and spare-parts support. Send the order reference, part location, dimensions and clear photographs to our after-sales team. We use the manufacturing drawings and component schedule to identify the part and review the issue.

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