Your court.
Your colours.
Choose your steel and turf colours, then scroll to watch your court come together.
Galvanised first.
Painted second.
Box section steel, hot dip galvanised so the zinc bonds into the metal, then powder coated in the colour you chose.
- 8 × 20 cm upper beams
- 8 × 8 cm support columns
- Stainless fasteners
Nothing in
the corner.
Tempered safety glass meets glass, so the ball comes off the corner true and the view from outside is unbroken.
- 12 mm tempered glass
- 18 panels per court
- Sealed joints
Built into
the frame.
The curved light arms are part of the steel, so the court reads as one object, not a cage with poles around it.
- 8 × 200 W LED
- IP65 weather rated
- 70% below halogen cost
The bounce is
in the fibre.
Padel turf rolled out in your colour, lined, filled with silica sand, then the net goes up.
- 12 mm curly fibre
- 3.5 t silica sand
- 10 × 20 m court
That is your court.
Turn it, try other colours, switch the lights on, or see it standing on your own land.
Other RAL Classic steel shades on request.
Super Panoramic.
Our flagship court, made in our own workshop in the colours you just chose.
What goes into an SD court.
A box section steel frame, hot dip galvanised and then powder coated, so it holds its colour and fights rust in heat, humidity and sea air. Suitable indoors and outdoors.
- Upper beams
- 8 × 20 cm, 3 mm
- Lower beams
- 8 × 8 cm, 3 mm
- Support columns
- 8 × 8 cm box, 2 mm
- Mesh support
- 6 × 2 cm box, 2 mm
- Finish
- galvanised, then powder coated
- Mesh
- 2 × 3 m panels, 4 mm wire
- Fasteners
- stainless steel
- Playing area
- 10 × 20 m
Eight LED floodlights on curved arms that are part of the frame. Even light across the whole court, for evening play and filmed matches.
- Floodlights
- 8 per court
- Power
- 200 W LED each
- Rating
- IP65, indoor and outdoor
- Running cost
- up to 70% below halogen
- Arms
- curved, in the frame colour
- Upgrade
- competition lighting on request
Tempered safety glass, cut and finished to size, sealed at every joint for strength, weather and a quieter court.
- Thickness
- 12 mm tempered
- Panels
- 18 per court
- Panel size
- 2 × 3 m
- Edges
- polished and bevelled
- Joints
- sealed
- Corners
- no posts, glass meets glass
Padel specific curly fibre turf with silica sand infill. It sets the pace of the ball and keeps the footing sure in a Cairo summer.
- Turf
- curly fibre, padel specific
- Fibre height
- 12 mm
- Infill
- silica sand, about 3.5 t
- Colours
- 6, see the colour bar above
- Net
- local and imported
- Padding
- door frames and net posts
Make it yours.
Customisation
- Steel and turf in your colours, any common RAL shade on request
- Your club or sponsor logo on the padding and the net
- Custom writing on the net band
- Branding on the glass
Extras
- Ball stop netting around and above the court
- Extra coating for coastal and humid sites
- Competition level lighting
- Auto ball detection and smart cameras
- Seating, shade and spectator steps
- Turf carried around the court
Plan. Design.
Build. Operate.
One contract, one team, one number to call. From an empty plot to a club that is already taking bookings.
Plan
Send us the size of your land. We lay out the courts or the whole sports complex.
Design
Drawings, colours, lighting and branding, fixed before anything is made.
Build
Made in our own workshop, installed by our own crews, in 4 to 6 weeks.
Operate
We can run it for you: bookings, staff, academy and tournaments, with a monthly report.
Before you commit, we prepare a return prediction for your site. A well run court typically pays for itself in 1 to 2 years.
Built in our own workshop.
We cut, weld, galvanise and paint every court ourselves, and check it before it leaves.



Courts we have built.




Agreement to first match
in 4 to 6 weeks.
- AgreementSite visit, drawings, colours and a fixed scope.70% deposit
- ManufacturingSteel cut, galvanised and powder coated in your colour.20% when done
- DeliveryTo your site in Egypt, or packed for export.
- InstallationOur crews install, or supervise your local team abroad.
- HandoverPlayed on, checked and signed off. Then it is yours.10% at handover
1 year on everything but the glass.
Steel, paint, turf, lights, net and fittings are covered for a full year from handover.
We look after it with you.
We train your staff at handover and offer maintenance plans and spare parts. We run ten clubs ourselves, so our maintenance team is always working.
Before you ask.
Which court models do you make?
Four models: Super Panoramic, Standard, Single Super Panoramic and Single Standard. The Super Panoramic is our flagship, with no posts in the corners, glass that meets glass and lights built into the frame. The Standard is the classic padel court design. The single models are narrower courts for one against one play. Every model is made in our own workshop in the colours you choose.
How long from agreement to a playable court?
4 to 6 weeks, manufacturing and installation included, once the concrete slab is ready. You can build the slab with your own contractor, or we arrange it through our partner contractor.
Who installs the court?
Our own crews install every court in Egypt. For projects abroad we can send a supervisor to lead your local team.
Do you deliver outside Egypt?
Yes. We have built courts in Kenya and pack courts for export. We arrange the freight to your site.
How do the payments work?
70% on agreement, 20% when manufacturing is complete, and 10% at handover.
What does the warranty cover?
One year from handover on everything except the glass: steel, paint, turf, lights, net and fittings.
What maintenance does a court need?
Regular brushing, spreading the sand evenly, cleaning the glass and checking the joints and bolts. We train your staff at handover and offer maintenance plans.
How much space do I need?
A doubles court is 20 × 10 m inside, with 6 m of height inside the court. For one court, plan a flat space of at least 21 × 11 m, and indoors a clear height of 8 m. Single courts need less width. Send us the size of your land and we show you how many courts fit.
What floor does the court need?
A level reinforced concrete slab. Outdoors it gets a slight slope so rain runs off, or porous concrete where the water has nowhere to go. We advise the right one after the site visit.
How thick should the foundation be?
The frame is anchored to a reinforced ground beam around the court, usually 30 × 30 cm or more, and the playing slab is 12 to 15 cm of reinforced concrete. We confirm the design for your site.
Which colours can I choose?
Six turf colours and four standard steel colours, shown in the colour bar at the top of this page. Any common RAL Classic steel shade is available on request.
Can the court go indoors or on a roof?
Yes, all our courts work indoors and outdoors. On a roof we first check the structure can carry the court.
Can you run the court after it is built?
Yes. We already run ten clubs. We can take over bookings, staff, academy and tournaments, and send you a report every month.
Let's plan your court.
Send us your details and our team will contact you. The court you designed above is already included.
Or call +20 155 141 2187
[email protected]
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