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PADEL COURTS

Compare padel court systems.

See how Classic, Panoramic and Full Panoramic approaches differ. Choose by sightlines, structure and maintenance access, then freeze the detailed specification.

Three configurations. One comparison.

Three configurations. One comparison.
Court typeMain selection priorityBefore you choose
ClassicRegular visible framing; practical support positionsReview frame locations, finish and replaceable components
PanoramicClearer end-wall views through reduced visual interruptionConfirm the actual glass joints and support arrangement
Full panoramicMore open sightlines around the viewing endsReview structural calculations, connections and access

Classic courts.

A conventional framed court can suit clubs buying several courts to a consistent specification. Compare steel profiles, coating, glass panel schedules and service access rather than judging value from appearance alone.

  • Confirm how frames align with glass and mesh.
  • Match finish protection to the actual exposure.
  • Agree replaceable panels, fittings and spare components.
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Illustrative classic end-view conceptA conceptual end elevation illustrating differences in visible support positions, not a manufacturer drawing.REGULAR VISIBLE FRAMINGCompare actual glass and support drawings
Sightline concept only. Exact members, panel sizes and connections are defined by the selected system. Open full-size diagram ↗

Panoramic courts.

Choose a panoramic arrangement when viewing from the end of the court matters to spectators or the venue layout. The supplier drawing should show how the glass and supporting structure work together; the name alone does not define a construction method.

  • Review sightlines from the planned viewing area.
  • Compare glass connections and the approved support detail.
  • Keep cleaning and replacement access available.
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Illustrative panoramic end-view conceptA conceptual end elevation illustrating differences in visible support positions, not a manufacturer drawing.OPEN END-WALL SIGHTLINESCompare actual glass and support drawings
Sightline concept only. Exact members, panel sizes and connections are defined by the selected system. Open full-size diagram ↗

Full panoramic courts.

A more open enclosure can support a showcase position in a club. It still needs a complete load path and a site-specific engineering review. Ask for the exact assembly, not a promise of a frameless court.

  • Provide location and indoor/outdoor exposure before selection.
  • Review connections and foundation interfaces with the local engineer.
  • Confirm lifting, installation and maintenance access.
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Illustrative full end-view conceptA conceptual end elevation illustrating differences in visible support positions, not a manufacturer drawing.PROJECT-SPECIFIC EXTERNAL SUPPORTCompare actual glass and support drawings
Sightline concept only. Exact members, panel sizes and connections are defined by the selected system. Open full-size diagram ↗

Compare the same scope.

Request each option with the same turf, glass schedule, lighting basis, delivery term and service level. That makes the price difference between structures meaningful.