The H007R is a panoramic padel court fitted with a simple roof structure, built for operators who need court availability that doesn't depend on the weather. The panoramic design keeps the playing area visually open on all sides using tempered glass and mesh panels, while the roof cover adds a layer of protection against rain and sun exposure.
This is a complete court system: steel frame, glass walls, mesh enclosure, roof fabric, and integrated LED lighting are supplied as one package. It's built as a turnkey unit — everything needed to get a court running on site, assembled from factory-supplied modular components.
Operators running clubs, hotels, resorts, or public sports facilities use this configuration when they want a panoramic court that stays usable more days of the year than an open-air setup.
| Component | Specification |
|---|---|
| Overall Dimension | 20530mm x 10700mm x 8500mm |
| Site Size Required | 20000mm x 10000mm |
| Steel Mesh Wire Diameter | 3-4.0mm |
| Steel Mesh Hole Size | 50x50mm |
| Mesh Panel Quantity | 46 pcs |
| Corner Column | 100x100x3mm |
| Light Post Column | 50x50x3mm |
| Other Columns | 50+100+3mm composite |
| Tempered Glass Panel Size | 2x3m or 2.5m |
| Tempered Glass Thickness | 12mm |
| Tempered Glass Panel Quantity | 88 pcs |
| Roof Cover Material | PVC Laminated Fabric |
| Roof Cover Size | 21000mm x 13500mm |
| Roof Cover Thickness | 500g |
| Roof Cover Quantity | 2 bags |
| LED Lamp Power | 200W |
| LED Lamp Quantity | 8 pcs |
The frame uses a mix of column types depending on load position. Corner columns are 100x100x3mm for primary structural support. Light post columns are 50x50x3mm. Other columns use a 50+100+3mm composite section. This layered column approach is standard for panoramic court builds where different points on the frame carry different load conditions.
88 tempered glass panels, 12mm thick, in 2x3m or 2.5m modular sizes, form the panoramic walls. Tempered glass is used in panoramic court design because it gives players a clear, unobstructed view from outside the court while maintaining a solid physical boundary.
46 steel mesh panels with 3-4.0mm wire diameter and 50x50mm hole size complete the enclosure where glass isn't used. This combination keeps the ball contained without blocking airflow or visibility around the court.
The roof uses PVC laminated fabric, 500g thickness, supplied in a 21000mm x 13500mm sheet across 2 bags. This is the "simple roof" layer that separates this configuration from a fully open panoramic court — it covers the playing surface so the court can be used in light rain or direct sun without stopping play.
8 LED lamps at 200W each are integrated into the post structure. This gives the court a built-in lighting setup for use after daylight hours, run as part of the same structural system rather than added on separately.
Clubs running regular sessions and coaching programs use the roof to keep bookings on schedule regardless of weather.
Hospitality properties add this as a guest amenity where consistent court availability matters more than seasonal scheduling.
Public facilities use roofed panoramic courts to keep usage rates up across the year, including in wetter or hotter seasons.
Multi-court commercial operators use this configuration where panoramic visibility and weather protection both factor into facility design.
The H007R uses a simple roof cover over the playing area. It's a roof system, not a fully sealed enclosure — the panoramic glass and mesh walls remain the same as a standard panoramic court.
The minimum site size is 20000mm x 10000mm. The overall structure including roof clearance measures 20530mm x 10700mm x 8500mm.
Yes. The system includes 8 integrated LED lamps at 200W each, mounted on the structure's posts.
The panoramic walls use 88 tempered glass panels, 12mm thick, in 2x3m or 2.5m modular sizes, combined with steel mesh sections.
The court ships as modular components — steel frame parts, glass panels, mesh sections, roof fabric, and lighting — for on-site assembly following standard structural sequencing.
