Padel court canopies.

The canopy concept combines a steel supporting frame with an outer waterproof fabric covering. Curved roof trusses and longitudinal members create the roof structure, with the fabric stretched over the frame above the playing area.

The result is a covered, semi-open setting. The structure, fabric specification, fixing details, drainage and relationship with the court are developed together for the individual project.

For a new padel development, consider the canopy at the layout stage. Court spacing, roof supports, access routes and foundations need to work together; the roof footprint is not simply the size of the playing surface.

For an existing facility, share the court layout and available foundation or structural drawings. A canopy retrofit needs its own assessment of the space and supporting structure before suitability can be confirmed.

Canopy design must respond to the individual location. Clear playing height, structural loading, foundations, fixings and rainwater drainage all need to be resolved together with the court layout.

Planning and any building-control requirements should be checked for the proposal. The agreed scope should identify who provides the necessary surveys, design, approvals and supporting works.

Tell us the site location, whether courts already exist and the area you are considering for cover. Photographs and available drawings help establish the context and focus the next conversation.