Fortis Duo padel court system for New Zealand projects

Court construction

Padel court construction in New Zealand

Planning a padel court in New Zealand starts with the site. Ground conditions, access, drainage, engineering and consents shape the scope and cost of your project.

Our own club projects take priority. External installation and project delivery depend on our available capacity. We confirm scope and timing before committing to work.

01Start with the actual site
DefinedConfirm before ordering
NZEngineering and consents

Site assessment

Check the site before choosing the court.

Ground conditions, drainage, wind, access and consents affect the design and cost. Identify these requirements before ordering.

DuoSpan covered padel court structure drawing

What affects the price?

Costs and timing depend on the site.

Groundworks, foundations, freight, consents and contractor responsibilities vary between projects. These need to be included in the proposal.

  1. 01Site and access review
  2. 02Engineering and consent requirements
  3. 03Defined supply and installation scope
  4. 04Checks before opening

Project stages

From site assessment to opening.

Confirm the requirements, responsibilities and price before work begins.

Aerial view used to understand a padel site
01

Start with the site

Review access, ground conditions, drainage, wind exposure, boundaries and consent requirements. These affect where and how the court can be built.

Completed venue used to frame the operating brief
02

Decide how the venue will work

Consider who will play, opening hours, coaching, spectator space, accessibility, booking, security and any future expansion.

Padel court system components
03

Plan the court and facilities

Plan the frame, glass, turf, lights, foundations, drainage, entry, booking and any cover together.

Fortis Duo court engineered for a New Zealand project
04

Engineer for New Zealand

The Fortis Duo is a 180-degree panoramic doubles court engineered and certified for New Zealand conditions, with a stated wind rating of up to 150 kilometres per hour and 12 millimetre toughened safety glass.

DuoSpan covered padel structure
05

Choose the work you need

We may offer supply only, supply and installation, or project coordination, depending on available capacity. Our own club projects take priority. The proposal confirms the work, timing and responsibilities we can commit to.

  • Supply only
  • Supply and installation
  • Full project coordination
Completed Pure Padel courts in Dunedin
06

Agree the proposal

Discuss the project, review indicative pricing and confirm the site requirements. A final proposal sets out the work and price before procurement and delivery.

Entrance to the Stevenson Tennis Centre at 33 Logan Park Drive
07

Check the venue before opening

Test the court, lighting, entry and booking arrangements. Confirm maintenance instructions and support responsibilities before players arrive.

  • Installation and safety checks
  • Lighting and access testing
  • Maintenance and warranty records
  • Booking and arrival checks

Ready when you are

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