Create a Covered Padel Court A padel court canopy is an open-sided roof-cover solution for clubs, commercial operators, leisure centres, schools, universities, hotels, resorts and private developments that want more dependable court availability without constructing a fully enclosed sports hall. It provides overhead weather protection while retaining natural airflow, visibility and access around the existing court enclosure. The structure combines a high-strength aluminium frame with galvanised steel connectors and a white 850 g/m² PVC roof membrane. The membrane is waterproof, UV-resistant, flame-retardant, heat-resistant and mildew-resistant, helping protect players and the court surface from rain, strong sunlight and changing weather conditions. Use the canopy for a new padel development or request a suitability review for an existing outdoor court. The selected configuration must be checked against the complete court footprint, glass enclosure, runoff and safety zones, entrances, lighting, drainage, foundation area and required playing clearance—not only the marked playing lines. Padel Court Canopy Construction High-Strength Aluminium Frame The primary structure uses a corrosion-resistant aluminium frame designed for long-term outdoor use. Galvanised steel is used for the connectors; the main structural frame is not galvanised steel. Heavy-Duty PVC Roof Cover The open-sided canopy uses a white 850 g/m² PVC roof membrane to provide overhead cover while allowing natural daylight beneath the structure. The front, rear and side elevations remain open for ventilation, visibility and court access. Single- and Multi-Court Layouts Standard configurations are available for single-, double- and four-court projects. A project review is required to confirm that the selected structure suits the actual court arrangement, site boundaries, support positions and local design requirements. Padel Court Canopy Sizes Choose the closest standard configuration, then confirm the complete court and site layout before ordering. Single court: 72ft × 40ft × 23ft (22m × 12m × 7m) Double court: 72ft × 72ft × 28ft (22m × 22m × 8.5m) Four courts: 138ft × 72ft × 28ft (42m × 22m × 8.5m) These are overall structure dimensions. They do not guarantee the clear playing height at every point beneath the roof. Confirm clearance at the net, court perimeter and access routes, together with the required runoff and safety zones. What Affects Padel Court Canopy Cost? Use the live localised price for the selected variant as the starting structure price. The complete project cost may also include delivery, taxes, project engineering, foundations or anchoring, unloading, lifting equipment, installation, drainage, permits and other site works. Request a written quotation that defines the complete scope, responsibilities and exclusions. A complete padel court budget is separate from the canopy price and may include groundworks, the supporting slab, glass enclosure, playing surface, lighting, drainage, access and court installation. Plan a Padel Court Roof-Cover Project Send a dimensioned layout showing the court, glass enclosure, entrances, lighting, runoff areas, adjacent courts and site boundaries. This allows the roof footprint and support locations to be reviewed without obstructing play, access or maintenance. Wind, snow and other structural design requirements must be confirmed for the exact installation address. Planning permission, building permits and the need for project-specific or engineer-stamped drawings depend on the location, dimensions, intended use and local authority. Self-assembly may be available for selected configurations. Before choosing this route, confirm the installation manual, competent labour, lifting equipment, temporary works, safety responsibilities and foundation readiness. Professional installation availability and scope vary by destination. Padel Court Canopy vs an Indoor Padel Hall An open-sided padel court canopy provides overhead protection, natural ventilation and straightforward access. It is suited to projects that do not require a fully enclosed playing environment. An indoor padel hall provides full enclosure and can support tighter environmental control, but normally requires a different building, services and approvals strategy. Choose between the two based on local climate, operating model, planning requirements, site constraints and the level of enclosure your venue needs. Compare sports buildings and court canopies or review the tennis court canopy.