Open Court Padel supplies commercial-grade padel court systems designed around widely recognized international court specifications and the demands of modern venues.
A standard padel court measures 20 meters long by 10 meters wide, approximately 66 feet by 33 feet, and is fully enclosed with a combination of glass and metal mesh walls that are central to the game. The enclosed design creates the fast rebounds, tactical rallies, and unique playing experience that make padel so engaging.
Court surfaces typically use synthetic turf with sand infill to support consistent ball response, stable player movement, and reliable performance during regular commercial use.
Our court systems are built for clubs, resorts, schools, private facilities, and recreational developments seeking a professional padel experience with strong durability, clean presentation, and long-term venue value.
Open Court Padel offers commercial court systems for different venue types, budgets, player experiences, and long-term operating goals. From durable club-ready courts to premium panoramic and covered configurations, each option is designed to support strong performance, clean presentation, and commercial use.
A durable commercial court system designed for clubs, schools, recreational facilities, and everyday player use.
A strong option for venues that want a reliable, professional padel court system with practical commercial value.
A premium court configuration designed to create a more open, modern, and visually impressive playing environment.
Ideal for venues where player experience, visibility, and brand presentation are a major part of the project.
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Commercial padel projects should be evaluated for space, height, foundation, drainage, access, visibility, and local engineering requirements before final court selection. The figures below reflect common planning benchmarks for regulation-style commercial padel courts.
A regulation padel court has an internal playing area of 20 m x 10 m, totaling 200 square meters, or approximately 2,153 square feet. For planning purposes, many commercial projects allow a larger working footprint of approximately 25 m x 15 m per court, or about 82 ft x 49 ft, to account for access, circulation, lighting clearance, maintenance space, and spectator movement.
Indoor padel courts require clear overhead space because lobs are a central part of the game. A minimum unobstructed clear height is commonly listed at 6 m, approximately 20 ft, across the full court area, with 8 m or more, approximately 26 ft or higher, often recommended for new indoor facilities. Lighting, beams, ductwork, sprinklers, and ceiling structures should not interfere with the clear-play zone.
Padel courts are typically installed over an engineered reinforced base designed to keep the structure level, support the steel frame and glass enclosure, and manage drainage. Common planning references include a reinforced concrete slab, anchoring system, drainage planning, and site-specific engineering review. Final foundation requirements should always be confirmed by the project’s local engineer, contractor, and permitting authority.
Final foundation design, slab thickness, drainage, anchoring, and structural requirements should be confirmed by the project’s local engineer, contractor, and permitting authority based on site conditions and the selected court system.
Commercial padel court projects typically follow a structured process from site review to final court assembly. Open Court Padel supports the product side of the process with court system selection, technical documentation, production coordination, and delivery support, while local professionals handle site preparation, permitting, foundation work, and installation.
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Project teams should first evaluate available space, access points, surface conditions, drainage, utilities, indoor height if applicable, and overall layout. This step helps determine whether the site can support the selected court system and required surrounding clearance.
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Court model, configuration, layout, technical drawings, and product specifications are reviewed before production. This stage helps align the court package with the venue type, intended use, and project requirements.
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Court components are manufactured, packaged, and shipped to the project site. Typical components may include the steel frame, glass panels, mesh fencing, turf system, net system, hardware, lighting components, and accessory items depending on the selected package.
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The client’s local contractor prepares the foundation, drainage, access areas, and any required site infrastructure. Most projects require an engineered reinforced base or slab designed to support the court structure, maintain level conditions, and manage long-term performance.
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Once the site is prepared and components are delivered, the court system is assembled by the client’s selected installer or contractor. Assembly typically includes structural frame installation, glass and mesh placement, turf installation, net setup, lighting integration where applicable, and final inspection before play.
Commercial padel courts should be maintained on a routine schedule to protect playing performance, player safety, presentation, and long-term durability. Maintenance needs vary by court location, weather exposure, usage level, and selected surface system.
Synthetic turf should be
brushed regularly to keep
fibers upright, maintain
consistent ball response,
and reduce compacted
high-traffic areas. Commercial
venues may need weekly
or more frequent brushing
depending on usage volume.
Silica sand infill should be
evenly distributed across
the playing surface to
support traction, turf stability,
and predictable ball bounce.
High-use areas near the net,
service boxes, and player
movement zones may require
more frequent leveling.
Glass panels should be
cleaned routinely to maintain
clear visibility, professional
presentation, and consistent
rebound surfaces. Outdoor
courts may require more
frequent cleaning due to
rain, dust, pollen, and
environmental buildup.
Court frames, mesh panels,
glass connections, doors, net
posts, lighting mounts, and
visible hardware should be
inspected periodically. Commercial
venues should check for loose
fasteners, corrosion, glass
movement, mesh tension,
drainage issues, and general wear.
A consistent maintenance program helps extend court life, preserve playing conditions, reduce repair costs, and keep the venue experience professional for players, guests, and spectators.
Detailed technical documentation is available during the planning and court selection process to help project teams evaluate specifications, site requirements, product compatibility, and delivery considerations before moving forward.
Documentation may vary by court model, configuration, and project requirements. Final site drawings, foundation plans, permitting documents, and installation approvals should be prepared or verified by the client’s local engineer, contractor, or permitting authority.
Padel is becoming one of the most exciting additions to modern sports, hospitality, school, residential, and private club environments. Open Court Padel helps commercial buyers bring premium court systems into venues designed for play, community, events, and long-term revenue potential.
Whether you are planning a club, resort, school, residential community, private facility, or commercial sports venue, Open Court Padel can help you evaluate court options, understand technical requirements, and move your project forward with clarity.