Most people picture a padel court only after it’s finished — glass gleaming, turf green, lights bright. But a lot happens before the first panel goes up. Understanding what’s underneath makes a real difference.
The Ground Beneath It
Industry guidance shows that building a padel court starts with the foundation, not the kit. Projects typically require site clearing, levelling, proper drainage installation, and a concrete or asphalt base layer that provides structural stability. In the UK, professionals recommend a reinforced concrete slab and a perimeter ring beam designed by a structural engineer. French regulations require a perfectly flat slab with a tolerance of 6mm under a 3-metre straight edge.
Getting this part right isn’t optional. It directly affects how long the court lasts and how consistently it plays.
The Court Kit: What Arrives on Site
Once the foundation is ready, the court components arrive. ART Padel ships everything needed for assembly:
12mm tempered glass with CE certification
EN1090-1 certified steel structure
304 stainless steel hardware with PE gaskets
12mm monofilament turf with white lines tufted in
CE-certified LED lighting with 5-year warranty
Anti-Collision Packaging: Getting It There Safely
Shipping fragile components internationally requires serious care. Professional suppliers use reinforced wooden crates, foam corner protection, moisture-proof wrapping, and steel band reinforcement to prevent damage during long-distance transport. A well-protected shipment means fewer delays and no replacement costs.
Your Court, Your Identity
Customisation is available throughout: columns and mesh in any RAL colour, turf in blue, red, orange or purple (MOQ applies), and logos on glass.
ART Padel — designed, engineered, and shipped as a complete system.
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