In North America - Cuba, the sports infrastructure is currently undergoing a transition. Traditional tennis courts are being complemented by the surge in popularity of the padel tennis court, which requires less space and offers a more social dynamic. However, the saline air and high humidity of the island pose significant challenges to metal corrosion and turf degradation.
The local market is seeing a shift towards private club developments and hotel resorts that aim to attract international tourism by installing a single padel court to maximize land utility. There is a growing demand for materials that can withstand intense UV exposure without fading or cracking.
Furthermore, the integration of high-quality rubber floor mat systems is becoming essential for surrounding areas to manage drainage and provide safety for athletes moving between the court and the clubhouse in tropical rain conditions.
