Padel courts · Pan India
We build padel courts for clubs, academies, builders, hotels and schools across India, from our head office in Pune. Site visit, design, base, steel frame, glass walls, turf, lights and net, all done by one team, to FIP-approved standards.
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Pan India
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Padel is played in doubles on a court about a third the size of a tennis court, with glass walls that keep the ball in play. It's easy to learn and very social, which is why more and more clubs in India are adding it.
For clubs and investors, that means more games on less land. For builders, hotels and schools, it's an amenity people actually use. And because the court is a steel-and-glass structure, the base, levels and drainage have to be right from day one.
The court is 20 × 10 m (66 × 33 ft), closed in by glass and mesh walls. You need a little room around the structure and plenty of height above it.
Court (inside the walls)
20 × 10 m (66 × 33 ft)
Space to plan for
At least 21 × 11 m (69 × 36 ft), including the structure and a walkway
Service line
6.95 m from the net (3 m from the back wall)
Net height
0.88 m at the centre, 0.92 m at the posts
Back walls
4 m high: 3 m of glass with 1 m of mesh on top
Side walls
Glass near the back, mesh along the rest
Clear height (indoor courts)
6 m minimum, 8 m recommended
Playing surface
Artificial turf with sand infill
Based on FIP (International Padel Federation) regulations.
Turn the court, look at it from the player's side, or pull it apart to see how it fits together. Click or tap any part to see what it is.
Based on FIP (International Padel Federation) regulations.
Strong safety glass walls. The ball bounces off them and stays in play.
A powder-coated steel frame that holds the glass and mesh. Built to last and stay straight.
Strong steel mesh that keeps the ball in and adds protection.
Artificial turf that gives a steady bounce, good grip and comfort underfoot.
A regulation net, 0.88 m high at the centre and 0.92 m at the posts.
Sports LED lights that light the whole court evenly.
Glass walls held by steel posts at the corners. The most common choice for clubs.
Glass held without corner posts, for a clear view of the game. Popular where spectators or filming matter.
Inside a hall or under a roof, for play in any weather. Needs at least 6 m of clear height.
On an open plot with LED floodlights and good drainage, so the court dries quickly after rain.
A padel court is a steel-and-glass structure sitting on a concrete slab. If the slab isn't level, strong and sloped for drainage, the frame and glass will never sit right. So the base gets as much care as the court.
Around the court: steel frame · tempered glass walls · mesh panels · LED lighting · net and posts · access doors
Line marking
Artificial turf with sand infill
Base slab (PCC or RCC)
Sub-base (WMM)
Excavation and compaction
Natural ground
Curled fibres that hold the sand in place. Steady bounce and good grip; a common choice for clubs.
Straight fibres for a faster, more even game. Often used on competition courts.
Silica sand brushed into the turf gives the right grip and lets players slide. It's topped up as part of regular care.
Court size
20 × 10 m inside the walls
Base
Level PCC or RCC slab, sloped for drainage
Structure
Steel frame
Walls
Tempered safety glass with steel mesh panels
Surface
Artificial turf with sand infill
Line marking
Service lines and centre line, per FIP rules
Lighting
LED floodlights
Net
0.88 m at the centre, 0.92 m at the posts
Clear height
6 m minimum, 8 m recommended (indoor)
One team, one contract. You don't have to manage separate civil, structure, glass and lighting contractors. We are based in Pune, so a free site visit in Pune is easy to arrange.
01 Site survey
02 Layout and design
03 Civil base and slab
04 Drainage and slope
05 Steel frame
06 Glass walls and mesh
07 Turf and sand infill
08 Line marking
09 LED lighting
10 Net, posts and doors
11 Final check and handover
Net and posts
LED floodlights
Access doors
Benches
Scoreboard
Court branding
Canopy or roof
Tell us what you need, and we'll supply and fit it with the court.
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We check the space, ground levels, access, drainage and, indoors, the clear height. It's free.
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You get a layout and a clear scope and price before any work starts.
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Excavation, sub-base and a level concrete slab with the right slope.
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The steel frame goes up, then the glass and mesh panels.
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Turf and sand infill go down, then the lighting, net and lines.
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We check the frame, glass, surface and lights, then hand over a court ready to play.
Every site is different, so we don't quote a fixed price before we've seen it. The cost of a padel court depends on:
· Number of courts
· Standard or panoramic
· Indoor or outdoor
· Ground condition and civil work
· Frame and glass specification
· Turf type
· Lighting
· Location and site access
Send us your location, the space you have and a few site photos. We'll come back with an estimate. Site visits are free.
Courts built for coaching, daily bookings and evening games under lights.
Multi-court padel venues planned for bookings, leagues and events.
A modern amenity that helps sell homes, planned around your layout and handover dates.
Courts guests can book, finished to match your property.
A new sport students pick up quickly, on a court built to last.
Courts for staff to play before work, at lunch or after hours.
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Civil → Flooring → Fencing → Lighting → Equipment
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One accountable partner for the complete sports court.
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Purpose-designed systems for Pickleball, Padel, Badminton, Basketball, Tennis and Multi-Sport courts.
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Clear scope, technical specifications and commercial proposal before execution.
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From greenfield construction to resurfacing and upgrading existing courts.
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Serving builders, societies, schools, clubs, academies, resorts and institutions.
The court is 20 × 10 m. Plan for at least 21 × 11 m including the structure and a walkway. Indoors, you need at least 6 m of clear height; 8 m is better.
It depends on the number of courts, standard or panoramic glass, indoor or outdoor, your ground and the lighting. Send us your location, space and a few photos, or book a free site visit, and we'll give you an estimate.
Yes. We build padel courts to FIP-approved standards for court size, wall heights, lines and net height.
A standard court has steel posts at the corners holding the glass. A panoramic court holds the glass without those posts, so spectators get a clearer view.
Yes. You need at least 6 m of clear height above the court (8 m is better) and enough floor space for the structure.
Often, yes. If the slab is level, strong and drains well, we can fix the frame to it and lay the turf. We check this on the site visit.
Brush the turf regularly and top up the sand, keep the glass clean, and check the drains and frame fixings from time to time.
Yes. Our head office is in Pune, so we can visit your site, check the space, levels and drainage, and suggest the right court. We build padel courts for clubs, housing societies, schools, hotels and resorts in Pune and across India. The site visit is free.
Yes. Our head office is in Pune, and we build courts across India.
We can do the whole job, from the slab to the frame, glass, turf, lights and net. If you only need part of it, we can do that too.
Tell us about your project and we'll get back to you with a first estimate.
