Temporary Padel Courts
Our temporary padel courts are built from modular components that transport easily and set up quickly. A court goes in without extensive groundworks and can come out again leaving the surface beneath intact, which makes it a practical choice for events, for sites with space constraints, and for clubs that want to try the sport before investing in something more permanent.
No Extensive Groundworks
A permanent court sits on concrete foundations. A temporary court does not need them, so the ground underneath stays undisturbed.
The modular design allows quick assembly and disassembly, so the space can be repurposed later, or the court moved to a new position.
Where Temporary Courts Work
Temporary courts can be installed on a range of ground, from sloping landscapes to existing flat surfaces such as tennis courts and tarmac areas. They suit:
- Events and short-term installations
- Sites with space constraints
- Clubs and venues testing demand for padel before building permanently
- Venues that may need to repurpose the space in future
Case Study: Batchwood Golf & Sports Centre, St Albans
For Padel Stars at Batchwood Golf & Sports Centre, the first phase was two temporary courts, which quickly gained popularity. We were invited back to relocate them and add a third temporary court, all covered with protective canopies for year-round play.
The installation involved precision crane work to lift courts over existing buildings, through a narrow car park and around on-site obstacles, completed safely and without disruption.
Planning a Permanent Facility?
If you are ready to build for the long term, see padel court construction and our permanent court types: Pro Classic, Panoramic and Full Panoramic.
Planning a temporary padel court?
Tell us about your site and timescale, and we will come back to you with options.
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