Squash & padel courts
for US venues.

Singles court 32 ft × 21 ft (9.75 × 6.40 m) with 12 mm low-iron tempered glass and a modular maple floor. View details

Classic, panoramic, full panoramic and roof-covered courts to FIP dimensions: 20 × 10 m (65.6 × 32.8 ft). View details

Strength and cardio equipment for club gyms and multi-sport facilities. View details

Drawings and specifications can show feet and meters side by side, so architects and contractors work from one set of numbers.

Foundations, electrical work and permits follow your state and local building codes and are handled by your licensed local contractor. We supply loads, anchoring and power details for their submission.

Outdoor padel structures must be checked by a local engineer against local wind-load requirements (commonly ASCE 7 in the US). Roof-covered courts need the same review.

Goods are shipped by sea to the US port nearest your site. Freight, customs duty and brokerage are listed separately from the goods price.

Sport, number of courts, indoor or outdoor, timing.

Imperial/metric drawings; goods, freight, duty and installation itemized.

Factory production and pre-shipment inspection.

Crated and shipped to your US port.

Installation scope agreed per project with your local contractor.

A singles squash court is 32 ft long and 21 ft wide (9.75 × 6.40 m) inside the walls. Ceiling height and run-off are confirmed on your project drawings.

A padel court is 20 × 10 m (about 65.6 × 32.8 ft) inside the enclosure, following FIP rules. Add space around the court for access and run-off.

The goods price of the court package comes first; ocean freight, customs duty, brokerage and installation are separate lines.

Padel courts are commonly installed outdoors or under a roof. Outdoor structures are reviewed by a local engineer for wind load and anchoring before installation.