Padel court
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A Padel Court is 20 meters long by 10 meters wide giving the players a surface area of 200m2. The floor is traditionally artificial turf that is then covered in a thin layer of fine quartz sand (used as a stabilizing infill).
The overall height of the court is 4 meters with the back of the court being made of glass up to a height of 3 meters (often used to play the ball off of) and the remaining meter being made of a steel mesh. The same applies for the sides of the court closest to the rear. Thereafter the full height of the sides are made of steel mesh with a shorter opening in the middle at the net on either side.
The middle of the Padel playing court is divided in two by the net signifying each team's playing field. The net has a maximum height of 88cm in the center, rising to 92cm at both sides. The two playing fields are then divided in the center perpendicular to the net by a line with another line 3 meters from the back wall marking the service area.
The overall height of the court is 4 meters with the back of the court being made of glass up to a height of 3 meters (often used to play the ball off of) and the remaining meter being made of a steel mesh. The same applies for the sides of the court closest to the rear. Thereafter the full height of the sides are made of steel mesh with a shorter opening in the middle at the net on either side.
The middle of the Padel playing court is divided in two by the net signifying each team's playing field. The net has a maximum height of 88cm in the center, rising to 92cm at both sides. The two playing fields are then divided in the center perpendicular to the net by a line with another line 3 meters from the back wall marking the service area.