If you're a padel enthusiast or a sports field investor planning to build a padel court, do you know what it takes to build one?
First, you need to know the dimensions of a padel court.
A standard padels court has a playing area measuring 20 meters x 10 meters, with two serving lines and a center line 10 centimeters from the serving lines. The net is 10 meters long, 0.88 meters high at the center and 0.92 meters high at each end. The net is attached to two side posts and has a maximum height of 1.05 meters.
Second, we need to understand the structure of a padels court.
Both indoor and outdoor padels courts require a rebound fence around the perimeter, typically 4 meters high. The fence is typically made of highly resilient glass or wire mesh, which will not affect the ball's bounce. For easy access, the distance between the net posts and the fence on either side of the court should be at least 1.2 meters.
Finally, consider the suitability of your padels court.
The final cost will be determined by the location, site conditions, and number of padels courts you need. If you need a weather-proof padels court, you can also build a covered padels court to accommodate unpredictable weather conditions. This is why it's important to consider the necessary preparations for building a padels court.
Overall, a covered padels court is suitable for all-weather use, both indoors and outdoors, making it the best investment.
