CE & EN 1090-1 Certified Padel Courts for Clubs, Resorts and Distributors
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.
CE certifiedEN 1090-1 steel structure12 court modelsCustom sizes & coloursCatalogue on request
Indoor padel club — MCG courts installed and in daily use.
Why buyers choose us
Certified, customisable, and built to come back for
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.
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CE certified
Our steel structures carry CE marking for structural steel components. Ask for the certificate and we send it with the quotation.
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EN 1090-1 steel structure
Production follows EN 1090-1, the European execution standard for steel structures — material traceability and factory production control included.
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Custom-built to your project
Court type, dimensions, court colour, glass configuration, roof and your logo on the structure — specified on the drawing before production starts.
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A 12-model catalogue
Classic, panoramic, panoramic pro, movable, splicing, logo-customised, roofed and single courts in one catalogue. Request it and compare models side by side.
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Shipped to multiple overseas markets
Courts leave our workshop for club, resort and distributor projects abroad, with a packing list and container loading plan drawn for each order.
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Stable quality control
Incoming steel, forming, welding and surface treatment are inspected in-house before the parts are packed and numbered.
Repeat orders, not one-off deals
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.
Certification your buyers and their inspectors will ask for
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.
CE — structural steel components
CE marking applies to structural steel products placed on the European market. We supply a CE-marked steel structure, and the certificate is issued with the technical file for your project.
EN 1090-1 — execution of steel structures
EN 1090-1 is the European standard for executing steel structures; it covers factory production control and the constancy of performance of the structural components we manufacture.
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.
The court range
12 court models in one catalogue
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.
The 12-model selection page from our padel court catalogue.
NO.1Classic padel court
NO.2Panoramic padel court
NO.3Movable padel court
NO.4Panoramic pro padel court
NO.5Splicing padel court
NO.6Padel court with logo
NO.7Integrated roof padel court
NO.8Integrated roof electric padel court
NO.9Single padel court
NO.10Split roof padel court
NO.11Split roof electric padel court
NO.12Classic single padel court
Playing area
20 m × 10 m (FIP standard playing area). Custom dimensions available for constrained sites.
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.
Customisation
Specified on a drawing before a single tube is cut
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.
Dimensions & layout
Standard 20 × 10 m playing area, or custom dimensions for indoor halls, rooftops and constrained plots.
Court colours
Play surface and structure colours built to your club identity or to the colour of an existing installation.
Your logo on the court
Logo integrated into the court — see model NO.6 in the catalogue, which is built for branded courts.
Roof & enclosure
Integrated or split roof, manual or electric opening, matched to the climate and to how the club uses the courts.
Customisable specifications for padel court turf — the colour and dimension sheet we use to confirm your court colours before production.
Installations
Courts delivered, installed and in daily use
These are working installations, not studio shots — the same courts that went through our workshop QC and the loading plan for their container.
Indoor club — court no. 2Steel frame, glass walls and mesh installed, court handed over to the club.Outdoor club at night — three courtsPink, green and red turf courts side by side under LED floodlights, in evening use.
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.
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Numbered parts and packing list
Every component is labelled to match the packing list, so nothing is left unidentified on site.
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Assembly drawings
The drawings we built the court to, supplied with the shipment.
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Spare parts to match the model
Ordered with the court or later, cut to the same drawing as the original.
Factory & quality control
Quality control that runs inside the workshop
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.
Our factory and warehouse: frame production, formed sections, drilled components and packed parts.
Incoming steelSection, straightness and wall thickness checked when the steel arrives.
Cutting and formingCut to the approved drawing, formed and drilled as one batch.
WeldingFrames held in jigs so the court stays square, welds checked before the next step.
Surface treatmentComponents finished before assembly so nothing is painted over.
Pre-assembly checkFrames trial-fitted and parts numbered against the packing list.
Packing and loading planPacked for sea freight with a loading plan drawn for your container.
How we work with you
From your site plan to a court that matches the drawing
1 · Send your project
Site plan, court count, reference photo or a tender document — anything you already have.
2 · Drawing, quotation, certificates
You receive the court layout, the quotation and the CE / EN 1090-1 certificate set for the structure.
3 · Options confirmed
Court model, dimensions, colours, logo and roof decided on paper before production is released.
4 · Production and delivery
Workshop QC, numbered packing, loading plan and the export documents your forwarder needs.
FAQ
The questions buyers ask before they order
Are your padel courts CE certified and EN 1090-1 certified?
Yes. Our steel structures carry CE marking for structural steel components and are produced to EN 1090-1, the European execution standard for steel structures. Send us the document list your client or inspector requires and we supply the certificates together with the technical file.
Can you customise the court size, colours and logo?
Yes. The playing area follows the 20 m × 10 m standard or a custom size for your site; court colours are made to your specification; and your logo can be integrated into the court (model NO.6 in the catalogue is built for branded courts). Everything is confirmed on the drawing before production starts.
Do you provide a catalogue with all your court models?
Yes — a 12-model catalogue covering classic, panoramic, panoramic pro, movable, splicing, logo-customised, roofed and single courts. Request it and we send the catalogue together with drawings and the options available for each model.
Which countries do you ship to?
We ship padel courts to overseas club, resort and distributor projects. Tell us your destination port and how many courts you need, and we will quote the shipping terms and prepare the loading plan and export documents for that route.
What is your MOQ and lead time?
Both depend on the court model, the options you choose and the order volume, so we confirm them in the quotation rather than quote a blanket number. Send your project details and we will give you a firm MOQ and schedule for the exact configuration.
Do you supply spare parts and installation support?
Yes. Spare parts are supplied to match the court model you order, and every order ships with assembly drawings and a numbered packing list so your installers can work from the same documents we built to. Our team stays on call for questions during installation.
Request the catalogue or a quotation
Tell us about the courts you need
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.
Every shipment leaves with assembly drawings, a numbered packing list and a container loading plan drawn for that order, so a container fills the way the drawings expect. Spare parts are cut to the same drawings as the court they belong to and can be ordered with the court or later, which is what keeps an installation running after the first sale.
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