A walkway between two rows of blue padel courts with glass walls

Municipalities & parks

Padel courts for municipalities and parks departments

Compare a recurring equipment budget with an upfront purchase.

Free initial site study. Final terms depend on the site and financing approval.

References

Clubs, resorts and groups that build with us

Hotel groups, open-air hospitality operators and padel clubs. The same offer behind a single court and behind a fleet spread over a dozen sites.

Waldorf Astoria Versailles (Trianon Palace)Pierre & VacancesBelambra Clubs & HôtelsChâteauform'SandayaCiela VillageCap7 PadelPadel HorizonNova PadelSet Club Aix-en-ProvencePlus PadelAlpilles ClubCity PadelPadel Boulevard

Also equipped Club Med · Accor, and independent clubs across Europe.

Padel courts from directly above, a solar roof over part of the complex

A project built around you.

  • Identify recurring rent and upfront works as separate budget lines
  • Define access, intended users and operating responsibility
  • Plan a single site or discuss a phased multi-site project
  • Check the applicable procurement and approval requirements

More room for your club. Less capital in courts.

Compare a recurring equipment budget with an upfront purchase.

Discuss my project

Free initial site study. Final terms depend on the site and financing approval.

Buying the courts

Leasing the courts

Court payment

Purchase cost paid upfront

Monthly rent, subject to approval

Maintenance

Arrange and budget separately

Included in the court rent

Site works

Budget separately

Quoted separately, paid upfront

The numbers

What will it cost you?

Two settings, and you have your rent.

How many courts?1
Which model?

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

Buying outright$52,000out of pocket today
Leasing from usFrom$750/moon a long-term lease, maintenance included

Estimate. Your quote depends on the site and on financing approval.

Your project. Three clear steps.

Discuss my project
  1. 01

    Your site

    An address, a court count and a few photos.

  2. 02

    Your proposal

    Court rent and site works, clearly separated.

  3. 03

    Your decision

    Review the terms. Plan the installation.

Your questions

What to check before moving forward

Not the question you had?

Tell us how many courts and where. You get a quote back, not a brochure.

01What should go into a municipal project brief?

Identify the land, intended users, accessibility needs, operating responsibility and the applicable approval or procurement process. A commercial proposal does not replace that process. Separate equipment rent, civil works and operating costs in the budget submitted for review.

02What is included in the monthly rent?

The court structure, glass, turf, net, lighting, shipping, installation and preventive and corrective maintenance. Groundworks, including the slab, drainage, power supply and permits, are quoted separately. Ask for both parts when comparing proposals.

03Can I start without a finished site plan?

Yes. An address, approximate dimensions and photos are enough to start a conversation. A final layout and quote require a site assessment. If you are still choosing premises, explain your shortlist and constraints.

04Does the simulator give me an approved quote?

No. It illustrates court rent using the current rate card. It does not assess ground conditions, permits or financing eligibility. The written proposal confirms the site-specific scope, separate upfront works and final terms.

We handle all of it

We build your padel court. You pay for it monthly.

Tell us how many courts and where. You get a full quote, with court rent and groundwork shown separately, usually within one business day.