Padel courts

Simple Arch

A structure with a standard curved arched roof, designed for multiple identical sports courts. This model can be repeatedly used across several courts with the same dimensions and specifications.

This type of structure is popular because:

• Cost-efficient – using the same design for multiple courts reduces manufacturing and installation expenses.
• Structurally effective – the arch shape resists loads from wind and precipitation.
• Modular – easily expandable or adaptable to various sports facilities.

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Tensioned Structure

A tensioned structure for padel courts with complex geometry. This means the roofing system uses stretched membranes that adapt to non-standard court shapes.

This type of structure offers several advantages:

• Design flexibility – can cover courts with unconventional sizes and shapes.
• Lightweight and durable – uses minimal material but remains extremely strong.
• Aesthetic appeal – adds a modern and dynamic look to sports facilities.

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Padel Court with Double Curvature

Covers with double curvature offer several key advantages:

• Improved load distribution – thanks to their geometry, they can withstand greater loads from wind, snow, and other weather conditions.
• Aesthetic and modern appearance – architecturally, they look more elegant and dynamic, making them a preferred choice for sports facilities, exhibition halls, and public spaces.
• Optimal water drainage – their shape allows for more efficient rainwater runoff, reducing the risk of pooling and leaks.
• Greater resistance to deformation – due to their natural form, they are more resilient to structural changes and can last longer without needing repairs.

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Padel Court Cover

A tensioned cover for a padel court, where the roof is made from a single continuous piece of fabric without separate segments. This ensures better protection against weather conditions, fewer weak points for wear, and a more aesthetic appearance.

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