Padel Court Contractor in Bali for Villas, Resorts, and Clubs

Paramo was founded by padel players and is a padel court specialist working across Indonesia, including Bali. We handle planning, technical design, construction, and handover for villas, resorts, clubs, and commercial venues. Four courts are currently under construction in Uluwatu.

This page explains what a padel court in Bali involves, so you can judge a plan before any money is spent.

What we do

• Planning and technical design: court layout, model choice, and technical drawings before production.
• Installation: frame, glass, mesh, artificial turf, sand, and lighting.
• Supervision: Paramo is responsible for the specification and supervises installation on site.
• Maintenance after handover: scheduled visits with a standard checklist and a report for every visit.

Courts are produced by partner factories in China, selected and supervised by Paramo.

Projects

Photos of the finished projects are on our projects page.

Three court models, the same materials

All three models use the same glass, steel, and quality standard. What differs is the corner treatment and the line of sight.

Components in every model:

• Frame: Q235 galvanized steel with black polyester powder coating.
• Glass: 12 mm tempered glass, 18 panels per court, 3,000 × 1,996 mm.
• Mesh: 4 mm galvanized steel wire with black powder coating.
• Lighting: 200 W floodlights at 8 points, or WPT-style 400 W lights at 4 points.
• Fixings: grade 304 stainless steel bolts, nuts, and screws.

The full specification sheet is in our catalogue, and you can combine model, turf, and lighting in the court configurator.

How much land you need

The playing area is fixed at 20 m × 10 m. That is an international standard and cannot be reduced.

You need more land than the court itself, for an access path around the court, the column foundations, and an entrance. As a first planning figure, allow about 22 m × 12 m for one court.

For an indoor court, height is more often the problem than area. You need at least 6 m of clear height from the court surface to the lowest object above it, not to the roof peak.

Open, roofed, or indoor

The same court, with the same model, glass, and frame, can be installed in three settings:

• Open outdoor: the court stands in the open.
• Roofed with open sides: only a roof and posts, protected from rain and direct sun while air still flows.
• Fully indoor: inside a closed building.

Peak hours at most padel venues in Indonesia are late afternoon to evening and weekends, which is also when rain falls most often in the wet season. Wet artificial turf is slippery, so rain stops play. If your plan depends on evening bookings, a roof is a requirement rather than a luxury.

For an outdoor court, orientation matters. The long axis of the court should run north to south, so the rising and setting sun is on the long sides rather than behind a player. This costs nothing if decided at the start and cannot be fixed after the foundation is poured.

How the build runs

1. Consultation and feasibility: land size, clear height, and site conditions are assessed before any cost is incurred.
2. Design and specification: model, construction, colour, and components are chosen, with technical drawings.
3. Site preparation and foundation: levelling, drainage, and casting the court floor on site.
4. Production and shipping: frame, glass, turf, and lights are produced at the partner factory and shipped to the site.
5. Assembly and handover: frame, glass, mesh, turf, sand, and lights are installed, followed by a final inspection.

We do not quote a single build time on this page, because an honest figure depends on your location and site conditions. For projects outside Java, shipping is usually the longest stage, not installation.

What to prepare before you contact us

• The size of the land and, for indoor courts, the clear height.
• Where the land is in Bali.
• How many courts you plan.
• When you want the courts to open.

With these, we can tell you whether the plan is feasible before any money is spent, including when the answer is not yet.

Frequently asked questions

“The finished court is neat, modern, and structurally solid.”