One supplier for the whole range: OEM branding, spare parts, loading plans.
A 12-model court range — classic, panoramic, movable, splicing, logo-customised and roofed versions — built on a certified steel structure. Custom dimensions, court colours and branding. Full catalogue, engineering drawings and container loading plan on request.
Everything below is what we put on the table before an order: certification, a full model range, project-level customisation and quality control that runs inside our own workshop.
Our steel structures carry CE marking for structural steel components. Ask for the certificate and we send it with the quotation.
Production follows EN 1090-1, the European execution standard for steel structures — material traceability and factory production control included.
Court type, dimensions, court colour, glass configuration, roof and your logo on the structure — specified on the drawing before production starts.
Classic, panoramic, panoramic pro, movable, splicing, logo-customised, roofed and single courts in one catalogue. Request it and compare models side by side.
Courts leave our workshop for club, resort and distributor projects abroad, with a packing list and container loading plan drawn for each order.
Incoming steel, forming, welding and surface treatment are inspected in-house before the parts are packed and numbered.
Most of our volume comes from buyers who ordered once and came back — distributors and club operators, because the court that arrives matches the drawing that was approved.
Two documents decide most padel court tenders: the CE marking for the structural steel components and the EN 1090-1 certificate behind the steel structure.
Quoting for a club, a resort or a public tender? Tell us which documents your client requires and we will send the certificate set together with the drawings, packing list and loading plan.
From an open classic court to a fully roofed court with electric opening, one supplier covers the whole range. Request the catalogue and we send it with the drawings and available options for each model.
| Playing area | 20 m × 10 m (FIP standard playing area). Custom dimensions available for constrained sites. |
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| Steel structure | CE-marked structural steel components, produced to EN 1090-1. Certificates supplied on request. |
| Walls | Tempered glass walls with steel posts, panel configuration specified on the approved drawing. |
| Playing surface | Artificial turf, court colour to your specification. |
| Lighting & accessories | LED floodlights, net and posts, spare parts supplied to match the selected model. |
| Delivery documents | Packing list with numbered parts and a container loading plan for every order. |
Send us your site plan or a reference photo. We turn it into a court layout, confirm the options with you, and only then release it to production.
Standard 20 × 10 m playing area, or custom dimensions for indoor halls, rooftops and constrained plots.
Play surface and structure colours built to your club identity or to the colour of an existing installation.
Logo integrated into the court — see model NO.6 in the catalogue, which is built for branded courts.
Integrated or split roof, manual or electric opening, matched to the climate and to how the club uses the courts.
These are working installations, not studio shots — the same courts that went through our workshop QC and the loading plan for their container.
A court leaves our workshop complete: frame, glass, mesh, turf, net and lights in one shipment, with the documents your installer needs to finish the job.
Every component is labelled to match the packing list, so nothing is left unidentified on site.
The drawings we built the court to, supplied with the shipment.
Ordered with the court or later, cut to the same drawing as the original.
Frames, bent sections, drilled components and packed parts are all handled in our own workshop and warehouse — so the court that reaches your site is the court that was checked.
Site plan, court count, reference photo or a tender document — anything you already have.
You receive the court layout, the quotation and the CE / EN 1090-1 certificate set for the structure.
Court model, dimensions, colours, logo and roof decided on paper before production is released.
Workshop QC, numbered packing, loading plan and the export documents your forwarder needs.
Send the court count, the destination country and any site drawings you have. We reply with the court layout, the quotation and the certificate set for the structure.
The steel structure carries CE marking for structural steel components and is produced to EN 1090-1, the European execution standard for steel structures. The certificate set is supplied with the technical file, so the paperwork is ready for the operator, the resort's engineer or whoever signs off the facility — and it is ready before the order, not chased afterwards.
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