View between two courts into a padel hall under floodlights

By operators. For operators.

Padel courts.Built to perform.

Competition-grade courts in toughened safety glass and hot-dip galvanised steel. Delivered reliably and on schedule, so your project goes ahead as planned.

Jannick Bondrop and Morten Schreiber playing on a court in their own hall, Padel Planet in Schönebeck
Jannick Bondrop and Morten Schreiber on a court at Padel PlanetManaging director, operator of Padel Planet

We run a padel centre ourselves

MJPadel is run by two Danes who live in Germany and operate their own padel hall here. What a court has to survive in continuous use is something we watch happen every week at our own facility.

  • Padel Planet in Schönebeck near Magdeburg, operating since 2023
  • Around five years in the padel industry, since the early years of the sport in Germany
  • Courts bought and sold across Germany, and projects supported along the way

More about us

Courts

Four models, one standard

Two doubles courts at 20 by 10 metres and two singles courts for 1 vs 1. All in tempered safety glass on galvanised steel, and all in your colours.

All court models

Engineering

What a court has to bring on opening day

A court is a steel structure holding glass, played on for several thousand hours a year from day one. These are the numbers to check before you order.

Specification
FeaturePanoramicSuper PanoramicSingleSingle PanoramicStandard
Court size20 × 10 m20 × 10 m20 × 6 m20 × 6 m
Play2 vs 22 vs 21 vs 11 vs 1
Steel structureHot-dip galvanisedHot-dip galvanised, reduced sectionsGalvanisedHot-dip galvanisedEN ISO 1461
Structure colourTo choiceTo choiceTo choiceTo choice
Glass12 mm tempered12 mm temperedTempered safety glass12 mm temperedEN 12150-1
TurfPadel turf, 10 coloursPadel turf, 10 coloursPadel turf, 10 coloursPadel turf, 10 coloursEN 15330-1

Price

Get a second quotation. Ours.

Running a facility changes how you buy. We know what a court has to deliver in operation, and we know what it needs to cost for that and what it does not.

Tell us the site and the number of courts. You get a written quotation, one you can lay next to any other.

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Process

Enquiry to first booking

Three steps. You are told the date at step two and it does not move.

  1. Enquiry

    You give us the site, the number of courts and the timing. You get a written quotation, not a call-back form.

  2. Planning

    Foundation drawings, lighting layout and a delivery date, reviewed with your architect before anything is ordered.

  3. Manufacture

    Steel, glass and turf produced to the specification you signed. Nothing is substituted without your written agreement.

Tell us about the site

Hall or open air, how many courts, and when you want to open. That is enough for a first quotation.

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