Competition
Top Professional padel court
Panoramic back in 100×50×3 tube joined with machined parts, not welded. It’s the one we install at FIP Platinum tournaments, where the court survives a week of professionals hitting hard.
Description
Machined, not welded. That’s the difference.
The entire back structure is joined with machined parts bolted with DIN 7380 M8×20, not with welding. That gives it more impact resistance and makes assembly faster and more precise. When a ball hits the back at 100 km/h over and over during a tournament, it shows. Drag the line. The Top has a clean back and a high 4 m mesh; the standard breaks up the glass with mullions.
12
mm glass
8
LED floodlights
100×50×3
back wall tube
+180
km/h wind
Technical views
What the court looks like inside
Perspective, top, front and side. The same views that go in the PDF datasheet.
Datasheet
Full specification
What goes in the order, with dimensions and standards. No adjectives.
| Structure | |
|---|---|
| Panoramic back | 100×50×3 mm tube. The entire back structure is joined with machined parts bolted with DIN 7380 M8×20, for more impact resistance and faster assembly. |
| Upper frame | 50×50×4 mm welded steel mesh of 2000×1000 mm, with an opening for 2995×1995×12 mm glass. |
| Upper part | 14 modules of 2000×1000 mm in 40×20×2 mm tube with 50×50×4 mm welded mesh, forming the 4 m height above the panoramic back. |
| Upper modules | 8 modules of 3000×2000 mm in 40×40×2 mm tube with 50×50×4 mesh, joined by reinforcement posts in 80×80×2 tube of 1250 mm. |
| Access | 4 modules of 3000×2000 mm in 40×40×2 mm tube with welded mesh for access to the playing area. |
| Fixing | Mechanical anchors of diameter 12 and length 120 mm, tightening torque 110 Nm. |
| Glass | |
| Quantity | 18 tempered glass panels of 3×2 m, 12 mm thick. |
| Standards | European standards EN-1250-1 and EN-1250-2. Approved for FIP competition. |
| Replacement | Glass in stock at the factory. If one breaks mid-tournament, we set off with it. |
| Doors | |
| Standard access | Free-access doors on both sides of the court. |
| Double option | Double doors on one or both sides if you need them. |
| Automatic opening | Automation module for opening linked to the online booking. |
| Lighting | |
| Light posts | 4 posts of 80×80×3 mm and 6000 (±3) mm, with the same finish as the rest of the court. One millimetre more wall than the rest of the range. |
| Crossheads | 4 crossheads of 100×10 plates in a bracket, with countersunk hole and welded inner nut for fixing to the post. 40×40×4 angle of 900 mm for the floodlights. |
| Curved or Z posts | Option of curved or Z posts, made in 80×80×2 tube of 3000 mm length. |
| Floodlights | 8 linear LED floodlights, 200 W, dimmable. |
| Included kit | |
| Complete set | Complete set to leave the court ready to play. |
| Turf | Turf tape and adhesive for installation. |
| Fasteners | All the hardware needed for assembly. |
| Optional | Safety net at the top. |
Download the PDF datasheet PDF in Spanish · 1152 KB
The model
Built to take a week of hard play
The back wall is 100×50×3 tube joined with machined bushings, not welded, and the posts have a folded U support with a double brace and anchor plate. Optional perimeter ring with top access points for lighting and data cabling.
- Folded U support with double brace
- Optional perimeter ring with access points
- Straight, Z or curved lighting posts
- 12 mm glass with acrylic or silicone
Real installations
This model, built and in use
These are not renders. They are our courts, with their name and country.
Before deciding
Common questions
Do you manufacture or import?
We manufacture. We cut the tube, weld it and hot-dip galvanise it at our facility in Valladolid. In fact, we manufacture courts for other brands that sell them under their own logo — something we couldn’t do without the factory. It’s a question worth asking anyone who hands you a quote.
If a glass panel breaks, how long is the replacement?
We keep glass in stock at the factory. We set off with it and the court is earning again in days, not weeks. Whoever imports containers from Asia depends on the next ship: that can be two months with a court out of action. Do the maths on what a court earns per month and you’ll see why this question matters.
Who installs the court?
Our own team, not a local subcontractor who has never seen the court. The same installers go to Copenhagen, Tbilisi or the Maldives. If something doesn’t fit, it’s solved by the people who built it — there’s no one to pass the blame to.
Can I see how my order is going?
Yes, and no one else does this: we give you access to our manufacturing intranet. You see which part is galvanised, which is being painted and when the truck leaves. With real dates, the ones the workshop sets on finishing each stage. You also have the proforma, the packing list and a chat with us right there on the order.
Does it meet competition standards?
The glass meets European standards EN-1250-1 and EN-1250-2, and our courts are installed at FIP Platinum tournaments with an audience, television and professional players. If your club wants to host official competition, the court won’t be the problem.
Can you make it in my club’s colour?
Yes. Hot-dip galvanising and then oven-baked paint in the colour you choose. Since we manufacture, there’s no closed catalogue: if you need a corporate colour, a special size or a specific vinyl, it’s done.
And if I want to add technology later?
The structure leaves the factory with the cable routing and anchor points already provided. You can install the court today and add an LED scoreboard, cameras or a smart bench in two years’ time without drilling anything or hanging trunking on the outside.
A quote for this model
Tell us how many courts and where. We send the breakdown and the 3D render.
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