Artificial Grass for Padel Courts
Blue artificial grass for padel court offers a perfect solution for establishing a high-performance playing surface that withstands rigorous use.
Made from advanced frost and UV-resistant and special textured polyethylene smooth fibres, Relyir blue artificial grass for padel court maintains vibrant appearance and durability, even with prolonged duration and under constant exposure to sunlight.
Its high elastic memory ensures an immediate fibre return to a vertical position after stepping on, facilitating a perfect rebound of the ball and a natural torsion as well as grip of the foot.
Relyir’s commitment to sustainability ensures that our top-tier grass padel turf products are eco-friendly and comply with international set standards.
Leading Padel Artificial Grass Manufacturer
Relyir is a premier manufacturer of synthetic turf, renowned for delivering exceptional quality and durability. Our commitment to using the finest materials ensures top-notch performance and a long-lasting playing surface. We also prioritize eco-friendly solutions, incorporating water conservation, reduced chemical usage, and recycling in our product design.
At Relyir, customer satisfaction extends beyond providing premium turf solutions. We offer bespoke services tailored to meet unique customer requirements and preferences. While we do not supply installation, our team is available to provide guidance on the installation process and offer unparalleled after-sales support.
Choose Relyir for a seamless, reliable, and environmentally-conscious padel court experience.
Key Features
- Aesthetic colour innovation
- Optimum surface/ball interaction designed to withstand wear and tear
- Extreme UV stability
- Smooth and consistent surface with adequate traction, shock absorption and ball bounce to enhance playability
- Player friendly with unparalleled comfort
- Dense stitch for compact appearance
- Easy maintenance to save money and time
A Simple Guide to Artificial Turf on Padel Courts
Padel is one of the fastest-growing sports in the world in terms of numbers of playing due to its accessibility and exciting gameplay. As a result, it has gained immense popularity worldwide. According to the International Padel Federation, approximately 25 million people globally now play padel, with the game hugely popular at a professional and grassroots level in countries like Spain, Argentina and Mexico, where it originated in the late 1960s before gaining global traction.
Padel was initially played on natural grass or concrete surfaces before the requirements of the sport highlighted the need for a more durable and consistent surface. After long research and development process, synthetic turf became the preferred choice for padel courts due to its enhanced playability, increased longevity and reduced maintenance.
Characteristics of Padel Movement and Ground Requirements
Padel is a racket-based ball sport that is usually played by four people in a game of doubles on an enclosed court slightly smaller than a doubles tennis court. It entails quick lateral movements, sudden stops and rapid changes in direction. Like tennis, players must pass a ball over the net into an opponent’s side by hitting it with their racket. Nevertheless, in padel, players are allowed to hit a ball after it bounces off a wall of the enclosed court to keep the ball in play. Thus, it necessitates a ground surface that offers traction and consistent ball bounce.
Besides, the ground need to minimize the risk of injury by providing a certain degree of cushioning. It should also withstand all-weather conditions. This is why artificial gras is the ideal solution that meets all these requirements with its carefully engineered infill and fibres.
Benefits of Artificial Grass for Padel Courts
Perfect for competitions and training– artificial grass offers high quality surfaces that enables players to move quickly and change direction during play. Its surface is designed to offer grip and prevent falls and slips, increasing the safety of players by the risk of injury.
All year-round court conditions– artificial grass is designed to drain efficiently, enabling continuous play even after rainfall as it dries quickly, maximizing court usage and minimizing game disruptions.
Long lasting– artificial grass for padel court is designed to withstand intense gameplay and heavy foot traffic, maintaining its performance and integrity over time.
Low maintenance– artificial grass necessitates minimal maintenance as it eliminates the need for watering, mowing and fertilizing, saving effort, time and resources.
Consistent playing surface– artificial grass offers a consistent plating surface that remains even and stable, ensuring player movements and predictable ball bounce.
Types of Artificial Grass for Padel Courts
Fibrillated Artificial Grass – it has fibres that split into smaller strands which gives it a natural feel and look. Its sand infill stabilizes quickly, creating after a very short time an optimal playing surface.
Monofilament Artificial Grass– comprises single, straight fibres that makes it more durable and les prone to wear. It is less susceptible to hardening in cases where there is improper maintenance, especially on outdoor installations.
Textured (Crimpled) Artificial Grass– it features crimpled fibres that encapsulate the sand infill properly. It offers excellent slip resistance, ball bounce and necessitates less maintenance.
How Much Does Padel Artificial Grass Cost?
Padel Court Dimensions- How much artificial grass is needed in a Padel Court?
The standard-sized padel court measures 20 meters in length and 10 metres in width, requiring up to 200 square metres of artificial grass. This is the playing surface area within the court line markings.
Price per Square Meter (and Feet)
The cost of artificial grass for padel court varies based on manufacturer, type, fibre and quality. On average, the total cost of constructing a padel court is approximately $24,000 – $65,000, while that of artificial glass around $3,600 – $11,500. This translates to $18 – $57.5 per square meter or $1.65 – $5.28 per feet.