Dimensions of a padel court vs. a tennis court?

 The standard measurements for a double padel court are 10 metres wide by 20 metres long. 

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The size of a single court for playing one on one is 6 metres wide by 20 metres long. 

And the measurements for padel courts for children are 5 metres wide by 10 metres long, these courts are recommended for children up to the age of 6 years old. 

In comparison, the tennis court is bigger than a padel court, the measurements in tennis are 23.77m x 10.97m wide. This means that you can fit more padel courts than tennis courts in a small space and therefore increase the profitability of your club.

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What are the advantages of having a padel court instead of any other sports facility?

• Padel is a very social game, suitable for people of all ages, gender and physical conditions. It&#;s easier to learn than tennis and other racquet sports.
• Padel courts take up less space than tennis ones and much less than football pitches or basketball halls.
• It only takes 4 people (or 2 if they are single courts) to rent a court and play.

• Padel is the fastest growing sport in the world, IIn Europe alone, in the last two years, more than 10,000 padel courts have been built and more than 2,990 clubs have been created. There are currently more than 18 million active padel players in the world. 

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How do you know if it is more profitable to have a padel court than a tennis court or any other facility?

The average duration of a padel match is 90 minutes, although the players who are going to enjoy themselves can rent the court perfectly well for 2 hours. 

Prices to rent  a court in Europe for 1,5h can vary from 8 to 20&#; per person, depending on the location. If it&#;s  occupied 4,5h per day ( just 3 sessions) this mean that each court can make at least from 2.880&#; to 7.800&#; per month.

As a curious fact, in consolidated padel centres with a large number of players, this occupancy can reach 80%.   

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Can tennis courts be converted into padel courts?

Yes! At MejorSet we work especially with a type of padel court which is the Full Panoramic Portable, which can be installed quickly as it integrates a portability ring, and does not require screws to anchor it to the ground.

A padel court could therefore be installed on top of a tennis court for a short time or definitely. 

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The Full Panoramic Court by MejorSet is a real jewel in the world of padel. This court offers a unique and exciting experience thanks to its glass structure that surrounds the entire perimeter of the court, providing a 360-degree panoramic view. The complete view of the game and the high quality of its materials are the main features that make it unique and popular among players.

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Although in appearance it does not have metal corners and reinforcements - which may initially generate doubts - its resistance and visual effect are the most applauded, being the reason why it is chosen for the best world tournaments organized by the International Padel Federation.&#;

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You can see more technical information about our Full Panoramic Portable court here or contact us if you need advice. 

At MejorSet we are leading international padel court builders and installers, being the official supplier of the most important events worldwide and official courts selected by the International Padel Federation from to .

Reach us so we can help you build your customized padel court or club. 

Padel, a rapidly growing sport that combines elements of tennis and squash, is played on a unique court that significantly contributes to its dynamic gameplay. Understanding the specific dimensions and design requirements of a padel court is essential for players, coaches, and facility developers alike. Here's a complete guide to padel court dimensions, incorporating key details from trusted sources in the field.

Court Size and Layout

A standard padel court measures 20 meters in length and 10 meters in width, creating a total playing area of 200 square meters. This size ensures a balance between strategic play and physical activity, making the game accessible and enjoyable for players of various skill levels. The court is divided into two equal halves by a net, with the net being 10 meters long. The central service lines and back service lines are marked on the court to guide service and play.

Walls and Fencing

One of the defining features of a padel court is its walls. The back walls are 4 meters high, with the first 3 meters being solid and the top 1 meter consisting of wire mesh. Side walls vary in construction but typically include a 3-meter high solid portion near the back, transitioning to wire mesh towards the front. This combination allows for a range of shot possibilities and strategies.

Clearance and Space

Around the perimeter of the court, a minimum clearance of 0.5 meters is recommended for player safety and comfort. This space helps prevent injuries and allows for free movement around the court edges. For indoor courts, a minimum vertical clearance of 6 meters from the court surface ensures that high shots are not obstructed.

Entrance Gates

Padel courts traditionally feature open gates at either end of the net, facilitating easy access while maintaining the flow of play. These gates are an integral part of the court, designed to be wide enough to allow players to enter and exit without disrupting the game.

Net Specifications

The net is central to dividing the court and plays a crucial role in gameplay. It measures 88cm in height at the center and slightly higher at the ends, at 92cm, to provide stability and a uniform height across its length. The net posts are capped at a maximum height of 1.05 meters, ensuring they do not pose a hazard to players.

Lighting and Visibility

Proper lighting, especially for indoor or nighttime play, is crucial for visibility and safety. LED lighting systems are recommended for their efficiency and quality of light, enhancing the playing experience while reducing energy consumption.

Design Considerations

When planning a padel court, it's important to consider additional space for spectators, amenities, and safety zones. The overall design should facilitate easy access, clear visibility for spectators, and a comfortable environment for everyone involved.

Global Popularity

Padel's growing popularity is evident, with millions of enthusiasts worldwide and a significant number of courts available, especially in countries like Spain. Its accessibility, social nature, and dynamic gameplay contribute to its appeal across a broad audience.

For anyone looking to build, manage, or play on a padel court, adhering to the official dimensions and design guidelines ensures a fair, enjoyable, and safe experience for all participants. Whether for recreational or competitive play, the unique features of a padel court offer a distinctive and engaging sporting activity.

Contact us to discuss your requirements of Standard Padel Courts. Our experienced sales team can help you identify the options that best suit your needs.