All about Padel Court sizes

Different sizes for a padel court

When it comes to enjoying a thrilling game of padel, having the right court size and materials is crucial for a fantastic experience. In this guide, we’ll delve into the official dimensions for padel court, and the sizes we use in PadelMagic for our courts.

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Padel Court Sizes

Padel courts come in various sizes to accommodate both recreational and professional play. The size for a padel court are:

1. Overall Court Dimensions: The total area of a padel court should measure 20 meters in length and 10 meters in width (20x10m).

2. Service Box: Each side of the court features a service box, which is 4 meters deep and 5 meters wide.

3. Net Height: The net in the middle of the court should be 0.88 meters high at the center and 0.92 meters high at the posts.

4. Glass Walls: The walls surrounding the court are made of glass and should be 3 meters high.

Materials needed for build the padel court

Building a padel court requires specific materials to ensure its durability and functionality. Here’s a list of the key materials needed:

1. Fencing: High-quality fencing, usually made of steel or aluminum, is essential to enclose the court. The fence should have small mesh or perforations to prevent the ball from getting stuck.

2. Glass Walls: As mentioned earlier, the walls of a padel court are made of glass. These need to be strong, tempered glass panels designed to withstand impacts.

3. Surface: The court’s surface should be made of artificial grass with a sand and rubber granule infill. This provides the necessary grip and bounce for padel balls.

4. Net and Posts: Use a regulation padel net and sturdy posts made of materials like steel or aluminum.

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6. Lighting: Adequate lighting is crucial for evening or indoor play. Install powerful LED lights around the court for consistent visibility.

7. Markings: Mark the court with the appropriate lines using paint or tape to indicate the service boxes, the no-volley zone, and the court boundaries.

In conclusion, understanding the sizes and materials required for a padel court is essential for creating a space that meets padel regulatory standards and ensures an enjoyable playing experience. Whether you’re planning to build a court for personal use or for your community or padel club, adhering to these guidelines will help you create a padel court that players will love. So, grab your racket and get ready to enjoy the fast-paced action of padel on your newly constructed court!