Read all four court families against the same project questions. The values below follow the individual product specifications; the final order defines the selected configuration.
SPECIFICATIONS YOU CAN COMPARE
Choose a complete equipment configuration.
Compare the frame, glazing, surface and lights as one package. Select the court model and corner arrangement alongside the equipment schedule.
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Two equipment packages, compared on the same basis
Component
Steel-beam package · 8 × 200 W
Aluminium upper-beam package · 4 × 400 W
Steelwork & finish
Q235 steel; hot-dip galvanized; black polyester powder coating
Q235 steel frame with an aluminium upper beam; black powder-coated finish
Tempered glass
18 × 3,000 × 1,996 × 12 mm
18 × 3,000 × 1,996 × 12 mm
Supplied turf
PE · 12 mm · 9000D · 58,500 / m² · 210 m²
PE · 12 mm · 9000D · 52,500 / m² · 210 m²
Lighting equipment
8 × 200 W LED · IP66
4 × 400 W LED · IP66
Bolts, nuts & screws
304 stainless steel
304 stainless steel
The 4 × 400 W package is an additional option. The 8 × 200 W catalogue and 4 × 350 W export options remain available. Select one complete schedule for the quotation.
The two packages retain their declared turf densities. Other CC, Upgrade and Match choices are listed separately; yarn units and the selected turf construction are recorded in the order.
Corner-column options: Paired 80 × 60 × 3 mm; 80 × 80 × 3 mm; 80 × 80 × 2.5 mm; or Classic paired 100 × 50 × 3 mm, according to configuration
Frame connection options: External or internal connection arrangements Upper-beam section options: 100 × 50 × 3 mm or 100 × 100 × 3 mm, matched to the chosen configuration
Configuration arrangement: Padel court with a dedicated movable base platform Support interface: Project-specific surface and base assessment
Surface and finish
Surface: Artificial turf with colour options
Finish and surface: Structure and artificial-turf colour choices
Surface: Artificial turf with colour options
Surface: Artificial turf coordinated with the selected platform
Lighting
LED arrangement confirmed with the equipment schedule
Confirm the lighting arrangement and equipment schedule for the selected configuration.
Position and fixture specification coordinated for the project
Confirm the lighting arrangement and equipment schedule for the selected configuration.
Project fit
Contractors comparing clearly defined enclosure configurations. Clubs planning their first courts or a phased expansion. Distributors building a consistent equipment specification.
Clubs balancing visibility and a defined framed enclosure. Hotels coordinating courts with guest-facing outdoor spaces. Installers comparing connection arrangements before procurement.
Tournament-style club centre courts. Indoor, outdoor and covered padel venues. Spectator and filming layouts with clear glass sightlines.
Temporary sports venues with a defined installation period. Events with planned transport and handling operations. Operators assessing a future relocation before committing to a site.
Installation planning
Coordinate the selected base plates, anchors and court footprint with the local foundation design. The installing contractor should confirm levels, drainage, access and electrical provision before delivery. Installation documentation must match the ordered configuration; a generic playing-area diagram is not a foundation drawing.
Approve the selected connection arrangement and glass interfaces before foundations and anchorage are finalized. Check the finished playing level, entrance clearances and access for safe glass handling. Use the installation package matching the ordered variant.
Glass supports and connections must follow the approved configuration. Coordinate the local support and anchorage design, safe handling method and erection sequence before delivery. Spectator routes and any event-specific access requirements should be resolved alongside the court layout.
Confirm surface condition, level, support requirements, access and the platform's complete external footprint with the venue team. Agree any anchorage or ballast provisions through the project design. Plan assembly, inspection and removal as separate activities with suitable personnel and handling equipment.
Configuration choices
Structure and turf colours; Corner-column configuration; Light-pole shape and lighting specification; Protective padding and approved branding positions; Separate canopy planning.
Internal or external frame connections; Structure colour and turf colour; Light-pole configuration; Entrance padding and branding; Canopy coordination.
Classic exposed 100 × 100 mm corner posts or panoramic hidden-corner design; Structure and turf colours; Lighting layout and pole form; Protective padding and branding; Spectator-area and canopy interface coordination.
Structure and turf colours; Lighting arrangement; Protective padding and venue branding; Packaging and component identification for relocation; Spare-parts planning.
Use the same court count, location, turf, lighting and delivery assumptions for every option. Ask for separate lines covering equipment, freight, site works and installation so a difference in scope does not look like a difference in court price.
Our team coordinates the frame design with your local wind loads, foundation layout and site exposure. Allow space around the 20 × 10 m playing area for structure, access and maintenance. For portable padel courts, we also plan the base, surface and handling route.