
Standard
Galvanised steel frame, 10 mm tempered glass, 12 mm monofilament turf.

Every court is 20 × 10 metres of playing surface, to the FIP rulebook in force since January 2026. Leased long term — site works quoted separately.

Galvanised steel frame, 10 mm tempered glass, 12 mm monofilament turf.

Frameless side glass. Better sightlines, and a court you can actually sell events on.

Competition-approved: 12 mm glass, 15 mm turf, 300 lux lighting built in.
Same footprint, same structure. What changes fits in four lines.
| Standard | Panoramic | Pro | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Glass | 10 mm | 10 mm | 12 mm |
| Turf | 12 mm | 12 mm | 15 mm |
| Lighting | 8 × 200 W | 8 × 200 W | 300 lux |
| Competition-approved | No | No | Yes |
| per month | $700 | $860 | $940 |
The frame and the footprint are identical across the range — the rulebook does not leave room for interpretation there. What changes is the glass, the turf and the lighting.
Panoramic removes the side uprights, which matters more commercially than technically: it is the difference between a court you can photograph and one you can sell an event on. Pro adds 12 mm glass, 15 mm turf and integrated 300 lux lighting, which is what competition approval actually requires.
Turf is the consumable. Expect to replace it every five to eight years depending on traffic and exposure — and note that no supplier expresses turf life in hours of play, which is the number that would actually help you budget.
Playing surface to FIP rules. What changes between models is the glass, the turf and the lighting — never the dimensions.
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