Frequently asked questions

Our courts are designed and manufactured in Italy by Italian Padel, and Padelhal is their official partner. Italian Padel has installed over 3,500 courts in more than 38 countries.

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Yes. Every court is CE certified and FIP approved. Deluxe Indoor is also FITP approved and eligible for FFT play.

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Panoramic courts have fully glazed back walls without centre posts, giving spectators an open view from every angle. Deluxe courts have posts around the whole perimeter and coplanar glass and mesh, for a stable structure and a consistent bounce.

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Outdoor courts are built for the weather, with wind ratings of up to 36 m/s and PLUS versions in hot-dip galvanised steel for coastal sites. Indoor courts can include acoustic glass for a quieter hall. Both play the same and meet FIP standards.

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Yes. You can choose any RAL colour for the frame, green, blue or terracotta turf, branding on the corner posts with optional backlighting, LED lighting and the glass specification.

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A double court measures 20 × 10 m inside and a single court 20 × 6 m (120 m²). Plan space around the court too: for play outside the court, the FIP requires a clear area at least 3 m wide outside each side opening.

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At least 6 m of free height over the whole court, with nothing such as light fittings reaching into it. For new facilities the FIP suggests 8 m.

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Single courts are made for one-on-one play, individual lessons and venues with limited space. They use the same materials and quality as double courts.

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A standard tennis court with run-off (36.58 × 18.29 m) fits one double and one single padel court. With a plot at least 20.8 m wide, three double courts fit, and two adjacent tennis courts make room for four. Our guide to converting a tennis court shows the layouts.

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It depends on the location and on whether the court is for private or commercial use. In Denmark and Germany, commercial installations typically need a building permit and must comply with local zoning rules. We provide the technical documentation and liaise with the local authorities.

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Yes, with Panoramic Indoor. Its self-supporting, self-levelling structure is designed for sites without a traditional concrete floor.

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Installation typically takes two to three weeks on site, depending on the model and site conditions. Including foundations, permits and site preparation, a complete project usually takes six to ten weeks.

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Everything from order to installation: technical consultation, a customised design, foundation specifications, complete installation, certification documentation and maintenance guidance.

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We have served customers in 11 countries and hold exclusive rights to Italian Padel courts in Denmark, Poland, and Türkiye.

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It depends on the model, the number of courts, the specification and your site, so we price every project individually. Tell us about your plans and we will send you a tailored quote.

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Fill in the quote form with a few details about your venue and plans. We will get back to you shortly with a tailored proposal.

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With proper maintenance, a court lasts more than 20 years.

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Very little: brush the turf weekly, clean the glass monthly, check the net tension and inspect the structure once a year. Every project includes maintenance guidance.

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