Padel is a racket sport similar to tennis. Padel is typically played in pairs or singles on an enclosed court that is approximately 25% of the size of a tennis court. Scoring is the same as in regular tennis and the balls used are similar but played with a slightly softer ball. Standard padel fields have a 10x20m playing field.

The construction of a padel tennis court is a multi-stage engineering process that includes site assessment, substructure preparation, superstructure installation, and surface finishing. The average project duration is 20–30 days, while the installation phase is typically completed within 5–7 days. These timelines may vary depending on soil conditions, drainage requirements, weather conditions, and the selected construction system.

Different alternatives are used as ground in padel tennis courts. While making padel courts, tennis courts, artificial grass padel tennis courts or acrylic padel tennis ground courts are made. Concrete beams are made by connecting Polywood molds. The slope is created by giving a one-way slope. If there will be an artificial grass carpet application, the ground is preferred to be concrete. If there will be a tartan or acrylic ground application, this time it should be concrete or asphalt ground. It is recommended that the ground be asphalt in all cases.

The pole pipes placed vertically on the anchor pipes mounted on the line are welded, and the support pipes are connected to these pipes at the top, middle and horizontal. Reinforcement is applied to the horizontal pipes diagonally from the four corners. We lay the vertical pipes at regular intervals on the vertical pipes on the four sides of the field. We place lighting poles on the long side of the court we have built.