Free · no sign-up

Design your padel club in minutes

Enter your warehouse or site and see in 3D how many padel courts really fit, with the clearances the LTA asks for. You will know what is possible before you speak to any builder. If you like, we will get you up to 3 quotes from builders in your area, all on your plan.

LTA clearancesDimensioned planUp to 3 quotes
1234567841.50 m67.00 m
30,000 sq ft · 41.5 × 67 m · 8 m clear8 courts →
How it works

From an empty shed to a plan, in four steps

FIP court dimensions, the 8 × 2 m side access zone and 1.5 m between courts from the LTA guidance, and a 1.2 m clear route to the exit from every court.

Step 1

Your building

Length, width and clear height under the trusses. Indoors or outdoors.

Step 2

What is already there

Columns, entrances, fire exits and areas you cannot touch.

Step 3

The layout

The engine tries hundreds of layouts and keeps the one with the most courts that comply.

Step 4

Plan and quotes

The dimensioned plan as a PDF and, if you like, up to 3 quotes from builders in your area on that same plan.

Building sizes

How many courts fit, by square feet

Calculated with the engine, not a rule of thumb: clear-span buildings, 8 m clear height and one entrance on a long side.

BuildingDimensionsCourtsSq ft per court
10,000 sq ft24 × 38.5 m25,000
15,000 sq ft29.5 × 47 m43,800
20,000 sq ft34 × 54.5 m45,000
30,000 sq ft41.5 × 67 m83,800
40,000 sq ft48 × 77.5 m123,300
60,000 sq ft59 × 94.5 m163,800

All 13 building sizes → · On a tennis court: 1, or 2 if you widen it

Design your club before you talk to builders.

Plenty of buildings that work on floor area fail on clear height under the trusses, or lose a court to a column. Free, no sign-up.

Design my club