En Tout Cas supply and install premium padel courts across England for use at home or in clubs. We work in partnership with you throughout the whole journey; providing you with a court that is safe, built to last and a joy to play on, from those initial considerations including site surveys, grants and planning, to recommending the best padel court model to suit your requirements, to installing your final court.
We can build padel courts in various locations, including (but not limited to):
We have seen an increase in interest from sports clubs with spare space (such as golf, rugby, cricket and hockey clubs), who wish to offer padel as another sport for their clients to play.
Our 100 years’ experience in delivering exceptional tennis courts and sports surfaces means our business is stable, our processes are water-tight and you’re in the safest hands
Padel Courts are rectangular in shape, 20 metres in length and 10 metres in width. The court is enclosed by a four metre high fence at the backs of the court and a portion of the sides. The rest of the fence is 3 metres high
Outdoor Premium Padel Enclosure
The ‘Outdoor Premium’ padel enclosure is crafted with precision and elegance, whether it's for a private residence or a high-end club. The padel tennis structure consists of steel posts and frame being 4.0m high on the ends and dropping to 3.0m high in the middle of both sides. The posts are anchored to the concrete foundation ring beam. The vertical pillars which hold the prefabricated frames are made of 80 x 80 x 3mm and 80 x 40 x 3mm thick galvanised steel box section with a ‘Black’ powder coated finish. The prefabricated frames which hold the glass are made from 60 x 40 x 2mm thick galvanised steel box section with a ‘Black’ powder coated finish. The framing infill in the middle of the sides consists of 50 x 50 x 3mm weld mesh and the framing infill on the ends consists of panels of 12mm thick tempered glass. Players can use the walls to play shots that create angles and make it harder for opponents to return the ball.
The Padel enclosures are built to withstand the test of time, ensuring durability and resilience against the elements. Our ‘Outdoor Premium’ padel enclosures are designed to withstand wind speeds up to 80 mph. Our commitment to quality guarantees a playing surround that meets the highest standards, providing an unparalleled playing experience.
Outdoor Premium PLUS Padel Enclosure
The ‘Outdoor Premium Plus’ padel enclosure is crafted with precision and elegance, whether it's for a private residence or a high-end club. The padel tennis structure consists of steel posts and frame being 4.0m high on the ends and dropping to 3.0m high in the middle of both sides. The posts are anchored to the concrete foundation ring beam. The vertical pillars which hold the prefabricated frames are made from 140 x 80 x 5mm thick galvanised steel box section with a ‘Black’ powder coated finish. The prefabricated frames which hold the glass are made from 80 x 40 x 3mm thick galvanised steel box section with a ‘Black’ powder coated finish. The framing infill in the middle of the sides consists of 50 x 50 x 3mm weld mesh and the framing infill on the ends consists of panels of 12mm thick tempered glass. Players can use the walls to play shots that create angles and make it harder for opponents to return the ball.
The Padel enclosures are built to withstand the test of time, ensuring durability and resilience against the elements. Our ‘Outdoor Premium’ padel enclosures are designed to withstand wind speeds up to 98 mph. Our commitment to quality guarantees a playing surround that meets the highest standards, providing an unparalleled playing experience.
The Panoramic Padel Court (indoor use only)
Experience the beauty of the game amidst nature's grandeur. The Panoramic Padel Court features a design inspired by the elements, creating an environment that enhances your playing experience for players and spectators alike. With fewer pillars, the view from the outside in, and the inside out, is exceptional, giving that immersive aspect that adds to the game.
The Panoramic Padel Court seamlessly integrates with its surroundings, offering a stunning 360-degree view that transforms every match into an immersive adventure. The Panoramic Padel Tennis structure consists of steel posts and frame being 4.0m high on the ends and dropping to 3.0m high in the middle of both sides. The posts are resin anchored to the concrete foundation ring beam. Our enclosures are constructed with our top-tier materials. The main structural frame is made from 80 x 40 x 2mm thick galvanised steel box section with vertical pillar supports of 80 x 40 x 2mm providing additional structural strength. The end sections glass modules are constructed of 120 x 120 x 3mm box section steel and are infilled with panels of 10mm thick tempered glass. All steelwork is galvanised with a powder coated finish. The framing infill in the middle of the sides consists of 50 x 50 x 3mm weld mesh.
The Panoramic padel court enclosure is recommended for indoor use as they are only suitable for use in wind protected areas. In wind protected areas, the Panoramic Padel Court is crafted as the perfect choice for those who appreciate the environment as much as the game.
Padel Court Canopies and Covers
We are able to install canopies and covers for your padel courts. We will consider factors such as foundations, wind load, drainage and much more, to ensure that your court is safely covered whilst providing added protection for longer outside play, all year round.
Outdoor padel courts (including groundworks & surface):
£75,000 - £85,000 + vat for 1 court
£150,000 - £170,000 + vat for 2 courts
Indoor padel courts (including surface):
£41,000 - £50,000 + vat for 1 court
£77,000 - £95,000 + vat for 2 courts
Padel Court Canopies:
£70,000 - £80,000 + vat per court.
These padel court prices are guides. Please speak with our team who will happily advise on the right padel court for your needs and will arrange a free site visit.
Email: sales@etccourts.com
Call: 01832 274 199
The above new Padel Court recently completed on private land in the Suffolk area.
If you are considering having a Padel Court built in your garden or currently have a tennis court which you would like to convert into a Padel Court contact us for a free quotation.
Installing a padel court requires formal planning permission, whether it’s a new build or a change of use. We can support clients with the concept and suggest solutions needed for the planning application. Planning consent is obtained by the site developer and is not included in our contractor quotations.
Court placement is an important consideration. Where homes sit within 50 metres, specialist noise and light surveys may be required. Thoughtful design and early communication with neighbours help ensure a smooth planning process.
For projects on greenfield land, Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) legislation applies, a planning consultant can guide you through this requirement.
The time it takes to build a Padel court varies depending on several factors, for example, if the court is inside or outside, if any ground works are required, what access there is to the site and the final specification of the court.
For guidance, we allow around 2 weeks for indoor padel court installs and 6 to 8 weeks for outdoor padel court installs. These timings can of course be impacted by delivery delays and the weather, but we would always make sure you're aware if we anticipate any changes to the timeline.
Deciding on what funding is required will depend on the best options for your project. Options like the LTA’s quick access loan scheme is a good starting base as they can provide interest-free loans for eligible organisations. Other options available are working with private investors or strategic partners as well as bank and business loans. We are able to provide more details if you contact us.
Neither indoor nor outdoor Padel courts are better. The choice of padel court depends very much on your priorities, budget and desired playing experience. Indoor padel courts provide a level of consistency and all-year-round play as they aren’t impacted by the weather. However, outdoor courts provide a more natural experience and have different set up and running costs to an indoor court. If you need some advice on deciding what's the best option for you, call us.
Yes, owning a Padel court can be a profitable business, especially with the recent growth and demand for the sport. However, like most businesses, the success and profit will depend on various factors. Factors like location, competition, occupancy rate, having diverse income streams, membership, effective management and many more.
Padel is the fastest growing racket sport in the world. Already very popular in Spain and Latin America, the game is quickly attracting new players around the globe. Padel clubs are rapidly opening across the UK.
Padel is a mix of tennis and squash and is only played in doubles. Is scored according to the rules of tennis, the walls are involved in the game. The padel is approximately a half of a tennis court and is surrounded on all sides by glass and meshed panels. As with the tennis court the padel court is divided by a netting in two halves. It is played with tennis balls and special racquets designed for padel.
Padel Courts are rectangular in shape, 20 metres in length and 10 metres in width. The court is enclosed by a four metre high fence at the backs of the court and a portion of the sides. The rest of the fence is 3 metres high.
Our brochure is full of all the information you will need to make a decision on the right Padel court and surround to make your vision become a reality.
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