paddle tennis court

Padel courts include both singles and doubles courts.
A doubles court measures 20 meters in length and 10 meters in width, with a diagonal length of 22.36 meters;
A singles court measures 20 meters in length and 6 meters in width, with a diagonal length of 20.88 meters.

Based on usage, they are primarily categorized into competition/training courts and recreational/fitness courts (with the latter often adhering to similar standards). Based on the construction environment, they are classified as either indoor or outdoor courts.
Additionally, there are detachable, portable temporary courts that can be assembled and dismantled for specific matches or tournaments.

The court surface (artificial turf)should be green, blue, brick red, or a similar color; when measured with a 2-meter straightedge, any depression on the surface must not exceed 3 mm.
The sidelines of the outdoor competition court should be aligned north-south, with a maximum deviation of no more than 18° from true north-south. The clear height above the court and its safety zone must be at least 8 meters.
The court must be fully enclosed by walls consisting of two sections: tempered glass panels and metal mesh fencing; the diagonal length of the mesh openings must be between 50 mm and 70.8 mm.
The tempered glass used is typically a special 12 mm thick explosion-proof tempered glass, compliant with the GB 15763.2-2005 standard (Safety glazing materials for building-Part 2: Tempered glass).
Steel components such as fence posts and crossbeams are generally made of high-quality galvanized steel tubing (e.g., 100 mm × 100 mm × 3 mm tubing for corner posts) and undergo anti-corrosion treatments, such as electrostatic powder coating.

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