Frame colours
Your frame. Your colour.
First impressions start at the frame. It is the outline of your club. Match your brand, set your premium court apart or simply make it beautiful, in any RAL colour, matte or gloss.
Short answer
What colours can a padel court frame be?
Any colour. Prism frames are powder-coated in any RAL or Pantone colour, in matte or gloss, and can be two-tone. Black (RAL 9005), black grey (RAL 7021), anthracite (RAL 7016) and white (RAL 9003) are the most popular. Custom colours add about two weeks to production.
Popular finishes
Start with a classic.
Four finishes most clubs choose. Each is powder-coated over hot-dip galvanized steel, in matte or gloss.
RAL 9005Jet black
Timeless, makes glass disappear
RAL 7021Black grey
Soft black, hides dust
RAL 7016Anthracite grey
Modern and architectural
RAL 9003Signal white
Bright, resort and beach clubs
Accent colours
Or make it unmistakable.
Any RAL or Pantone colour can be made to order. These are favourites for two-tone frames and branded show courts.
RAL 3020Traffic red
RAL 3003Ruby red
RAL 2004Pure orange
RAL 1028Melon yellow
RAL 1016Sulfur yellow
RAL 6018Yellow green
RAL 5015Sky blue
RAL 5002Ultramarine
Screen colours are approximate. We send a physical RAL reference before production on request.
Two-tone
One court, two colours.
Paint the main frame in one colour and pick out the top rail, door frames, net posts or light poles in a second. A simple way to carry club colours.
Colour that lasts
Three layers under the colour.
A colour is only as good as what is underneath. Every frame gets a three-stage treatment, so the finish stays bright in sun, rain and salt air, and scratches do not turn into rust.
- Hot-dip galvanizing, at least 85 µm, bonded to the steel
- Zinc-rich powder primer, about 40 µm, protects even when scratched
- UV-resistant powder top coat, about 100 µm, in your colour
- Mesh, posts and poles finished in the same process
Choosing well
What each colour does on court.
Dark frames let the glass and the game take centre stage, and hide dust and wear. White frames feel light and open at resorts, but show dirt sooner. Bright colours turn heads, and work best as accents on a dark or white frame.
- Dark frames: lowest upkeep, most popular for clubs
- White frames: resorts, beach and rooftop settings
- Bright accents: show courts, academies and brands
- Think about your turf colour at the same time
Pick turf and frame together.
The court builder lets you try turf colours on your court and adds custom colours to your price.
FAQ
Colour questions.
Still unsure? WhatsApp +46 73 509 69 60 for an answer the same day.
What is the most popular padel court frame colour?
Black (RAL 9005) and dark grey tones such as RAL 7021 and RAL 7016. They frame the glass, hide dust and suit both blue and green turf.
Can I have my padel court in my club colours?
Yes. Any RAL or Pantone colour can be made to order, and the frame can be two-tone, for example a black frame with posts and top rail in your club colour.
Does a custom frame colour take longer?
Plan about two extra weeks of production for custom colours.
Will the colour fade or rust?
The powder top coat is UV-resistant and sits on a zinc-rich primer and hot-dip galvanizing, so scratches do not lead to rust. It is built for tropical sun, rain and salt air.
Matte or gloss?
Matte looks modern and hides fingerprints and small marks. Gloss is brighter and easier to wipe clean. Both use the same protective system.
Let’s build your court.
Tell us about your site. You get a layout, a timeline and an itemised quote, usually within 48 hours.
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