Friendlier than tennis
Doubles by default, walls in play, slower ball — beginners reach a rally in their first session. That keeps players coming back, which keeps courts booked.
The sport
Why padel— and why now.
Padel is the fastest-growing racket sport in Europe. The argument for opening a court — for a club, a school, a council or an investor — has never been shorter or sharper.
Footprint and economics work
A 20×10m padel court fits where a tennis court doesn't. Three padel courts can drop into the footprint of one tennis court, multiplying booking capacity per square metre.
Civic-friendly
Glass-walled, well-lit, low-noise, low-impact — padel courts pass planning conditions that bigger sports infrastructure often can't.
All-weather, all-year
Galvanised + electrostatically powder-coated steel and IP65 lighting handle Irish weather. Add an awning for true year-round play under cover.
Who it's for
Same sport. Four different business cases.
For clubs and academies
Coach-led, league-standard play. Tournament-grade glass and lighting on every system.
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Civic facilities with planning compliance, durable finishes and transparent pricing.
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Safe, durable courts for PE and after-school programmes. Junior-friendly geometry.
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Pay-and-play and mixed-use venues. Modular install means faster time-to-revenue.
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