A double padel court typically requires a budget that covers more than the court structure itself. I recommend separating the project into four cost groups: the court package, international shipping and import charges, installation, and the foundation or supporting civil works. The final price depends on the enclosure design, glass specification, lighting, site conditions, destination country, and whether the supplier provides installation support.
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For initial budgeting, I use the standard double-court footprint of approximately 20 m × 10 m as the starting point, while confirming the required safety clearance and local regulations before production. A buyer should request a line-by-line quotation rather than comparing only the headline product price. At Rayjun, we help B2B buyers define the specification first so the quotation reflects the actual project scope.
A double padel court is an enclosed sports structure designed for four players. Its main components normally include a galvanized or coated steel frame, glass panels, welded mesh, access doors, artificial turf, a net system, lighting, fasteners, and installation accessories. Some projects also require optional roofing, branding, seating, drainage, electrical connection, fencing, or a custom color system.
The most important budgeting principle is to distinguish between the court supply price and the complete project cost. The supply price may exclude the concrete foundation, local labor, lifting equipment, electrical works, customs duties, taxes, and site preparation. If these exclusions are not identified at the beginning, the project budget can increase after the order has already been placed.
| Cost category | What it may include | Questions to ask |
|---|---|---|
| Court package | Steel frame, glass, mesh, turf, net, doors, fixtures, and optional lighting | Which components are included, and what is the specification of each? |
| Shipping and import | Freight, export packing, port charges, customs clearance, duties, and taxes | Is the quotation EXW, FOB, CIF, or another delivery term? |
| Installation | Assembly labor, supervision, tools, lifting equipment, and travel | Is installation included, supervised remotely, or arranged locally? |
| Foundation and site works | Excavation, concrete slab, reinforcement, drainage, leveling, and electrical preparation | Who is responsible for engineering and construction approval? |
Shipping cost is influenced by the packed volume, gross weight, destination, port availability, season, and delivery terms. A double padel court contains long steel members, large glass panels, mesh sections, turf rolls, and installation hardware, so packing design directly affects freight efficiency and cargo protection. I advise buyers to request both the packed dimensions and the total gross weight before approving a shipping quote.
International quotations may use terms such as EXW, FOB, CIF, or DDP, but these terms do not describe the same total cost. For example, an FOB quotation may end at the export port, while a DDP quotation may include more destination-side charges but still require confirmation regarding local installation and taxes. The buyer should ask for a written list of inclusions, exclusions, estimated transit time, and the responsible party for customs documentation.
Shipping should also be planned around the construction schedule. If the foundation is not ready when the court arrives, storage, rehandling, or additional local transport may be required. I recommend confirming the site access route, unloading area, forklift or crane requirements, and temporary storage conditions before dispatch.
Installation can be performed by a local construction team, a supplier technician, or a combination of both. The best option depends on the court design, local labor availability, travel distance, and the buyer’s ability to manage structural assembly. A supplier should provide an installation manual, component drawings, packing lists, and technical support even when the buyer uses local labor.
Installation pricing may include frame assembly, glass placement, mesh installation, turf laying, net positioning, lighting installation, and final adjustment. It may exclude accommodation, travel, lifting equipment, electrical connection, concrete work, and local permits. I suggest requesting a separate installation quotation so the buyer can compare a full-service solution with a local installation option.
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Installation time cannot be stated accurately without knowing the site condition, crew size, weather, and product configuration. As a planning reference, buyers should ask the supplier to state an estimated number of working days and the assumptions behind that estimate. This is more reliable than using a generic schedule for every project.
The foundation supports the court frame, anchors, glass system, turf, and player loads. A level reinforced concrete slab is commonly considered for outdoor installations, but the correct design depends on soil bearing capacity, drainage, frost conditions, groundwater, local wind exposure, and applicable building requirements. The supplier can provide anchor layouts and load information, but a local qualified engineer should confirm the final civil design.
Foundation work normally includes site clearing, excavation if needed, compacted sub-base, reinforcement, concrete placement, surface leveling, drainage planning, and accurate anchor positioning. The finished surface must be sufficiently flat and cured before court installation begins. Poor leveling or incorrect anchor positions can cause delays, glass alignment problems, water accumulation, or costly modifications.
I do not recommend accepting a universal slab thickness or reinforcement arrangement without a site assessment. A specification that works on one site may be unsuitable on another because soil and weather conditions differ. Before ordering, the buyer should exchange foundation drawings with the supplier and local contractor to confirm that the anchor layout matches the manufactured court.
I suggest creating a project worksheet with four columns: supplier price, shipping and import, installation, and foundation or site works. Add separate lines for lighting, branding, roofing, electrical connection, drainage, permits, local labor, lifting equipment, and contingency. This method makes it easier to compare suppliers whose quotations use different delivery terms or optional packages.
Do not compare two quotations only by the steel frame price. Glass thickness and treatment, coating system, mesh quality, turf construction, lighting output, warranty terms, replacement parts, and installation guidance can materially affect long-term maintenance. Ask each supplier to provide the same specification and to identify every optional item rather than leaving the scope open to interpretation.
For a B2B project, supplier communication is part of the product value. Rayjun supports buyers by discussing the intended site, court configuration, shipping destination, foundation interface, and installation method before final quotation. We can also help organize the required technical information so a contractor, importer, or facility operator can review the project scope more efficiently.
The cost of a double padel court is not one fixed number because the project combines manufactured equipment, logistics, construction, and installation. I recommend starting with the court footprint and required features, then requesting a detailed quotation that separates product supply, shipping, installation, and foundation works. This approach gives B2B buyers a clearer basis for budgeting and supplier comparison.
Your next step should be to prepare the destination country, site dimensions, indoor or outdoor application, desired lighting, foundation status, and preferred delivery term. Send these details to Rayjun for a project-oriented review of the double padel court specification and supply scope. With the technical and commercial assumptions confirmed before production, you can reduce quotation gaps and move toward a more predictable installation plan.
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