Building a Padel Court in Israel: A Photo Case Study

Follow six stages of padel court construction through real installation photos from Azur, Beer-Sheva and Saar, with IPG Distribution.

A photographic case study from IPG’s installation archives in Azur, Beer-Sheva and Saar. Follow the construction of a padel court through real site photographs, from the supporting base to the playing surface.

The photographs illustrate the process across three projects, with the location identified in every caption.

01. Site & support

Every court starts with the site: access for delivery, a suitable supporting base, drainage and routes for electricity. These requirements need to be resolved before the court structure arrives.

Saar · Concrete bases, delivered components and the first upright posts.
Saar · Concrete bases, delivered components and the first upright posts.

02. Set out & anchor

The installation team positions and fixes the court components to the supporting base. Anchor selection and installation must follow the court supplier’s specifications and the approved project design.

Beer-Sheva · Close-up of drilling beside the base of a pink court component.
Beer-Sheva · Close-up of drilling beside the base of a pink court component.

03. Assemble the structure

Upright posts, frame sections and mesh panels define the enclosure. Alignment, fixings and the interfaces with the surrounding site are checked as assembly progresses.

Beer-Sheva · Upright posts and lighting supports during assembly.
Beer-Sheva · Upright posts and lighting supports during assembly.
Azur · Pink structure and mesh panels before the playing surface is installed.
Azur · Pink structure and mesh panels before the playing surface is installed.

04. Fit the glass & enclosure

Glass panels complete the playing enclosure alongside the mesh. Handling, supports, panel alignment and connections require careful installation according to the specified court system.

Beer-Sheva · Glass panels positioned within the court frame.
Beer-Sheva · Glass panels positioned within the court frame.

05. Lighting & site integration

Lighting supports and fixtures are integrated with the court. Electrical connections and checks are coordinated with qualified professionals; surrounding circulation and access also need to be considered.

Saar · Court enclosure and lighting supports, with site work still visible around the base.
Saar · Court enclosure and lighting supports, with site work still visible around the base.

06. Lay the playing surface

The turf is laid, joined and finished for the selected surface system. Lines and infill, where specified, are part of this stage. The photographs show different points in this process.

Azur · Pink turf laid out with bags on the surface while work continues.
Azur · Pink turf laid out with bags on the surface while work continues.
Saar · Pink and blue playing surfaces between the assembled court enclosures.
Saar · Pink and blue playing surfaces between the assembled court enclosures.

Before the first game

The final stage is a project-specific inspection: fixings, glass, access, playing surface, net and lighting. A maintenance plan should be agreed before opening.

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