Frequently Asked Questions

  • Padel court glass should be cleaned regularly to maintain visibility, presentation and safety. For busy courts, we recommend weekly cleaning, with additional cleaning when required by weather or heavy use. Lower use courts may only require cleaning every 2–3 weeks. Why? Keep the glass clear for players and spectators, maintain a professional and well-presented facility, help maintain good visibility around the court, keep the facility looking inviting for members and visitors.

  • Regular sand distribution helps to:

    Maintain a more consistent playing surface, keep the artificial grass fibres supported and upright, reduce areas of excessive wear, improve the consistency of ball bounce and player movement, help maintain the condition and appearance of the artificial turf, extend the useful life of the court surface.

  • Prior a tournament courts should be deep cleaned, brushed, sand level for best ball bounce, glass cleaned for best experience and social media visit. Net height, fencing and brackets checked, overall courts presentation should all be inspected.

  • The first sign is uneven ball bounce, less visible sand between the fibres, sand has migrated to the edges or corners, the turf begins to show increased wear, as the sand is no longer providing sufficient support and protection to the fibres.