Carbon Padel Club11 courts
Manchester, England
9 super panoramic and 2 singles, 2025
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From feasibility and layout to courts, roof and clubhouse. One partner, one contract and a business case your bank will read.
4–12 courtstypical club size
Business casewith every quote
Short answer
How do I start a padel club?
Start with a site of about 260 m² per court and at least 8 m clear height indoors. Prism reviews the site, designs the layout, gives a fixed quote with a business case, then supplies, builds and installs everything in 8–12 weeks for courts, or 3–6 months with a new roof.
Space per court≈ 260 m²incl. shared run-off
Clear height8 m +10 m apex ideal
Timeline8–12 weekscourts only
Clubs built22on four continents
What you get
A club, not just courts.
We have built and run clubs ourselves, so we plan for bookings, not just steel.
Feasibility and layout
Site review, court count, run-off, parking and flow, drawn to scale.
Business case
Revenue, occupancy and payback assumptions you can take to the bank.
Courts and lighting
Prism courts, Mondo turf and LED lighting, configured to your budget.
Roof and building
Groundworks, slab, steel roof and clubhouse through our construction partners.
Brand and sponsors
LED-backlit column branding that sells sponsorships from day one.
Operate and grow
Launch events, pricing, maintenance and ideas for recurring revenue.
Case study
Case: Carbon Padel Club
Manchester’s go-to padel destination. Nine super panoramic and two single courts, supplied and installed in 2025.
- 11 courts in one hall
- Super panoramic show courts
- Two singles for coaching
How it works
From idea to full courts.
- WEEK 0
Site review
We look at your site, goals and budget.
- WEEK 1–2
Concept and quote
Layout, models and a fixed, itemised quote.
- WEEK 2–8
Production
Courts produced, shipped and cleared.
- WEEK 8–11
Build
Groundworks, roof and installation.
- WEEK 12
Opening
Handover, training and launch support.
Projects
Clubs we built.
PikUp Padel11 courts
Newcastle, England
9 panoramic and 2 singles, from concept to installation
Padel 54° North8 courts
Belfast, Northern Ireland
Ireland's biggest indoor club: 3 pillar, 3 panoramic, 2 singles
Uno Padel Club4 courts
Sheffield, England
Four panoramic courts indoors
Padel Tropical5 courts
Koh Samui, Thailand
Complete turnkey build, official FIP host
The Cage Padel Tribe3 courts
Singapore
Three panoramic courts, official APPT host
“Highly recommend to anyone in the padel business or soon to be.”
Shane Marshall, Co-Founder, The Cage Padel Tribe
Court models
Choose your courts.
Prism Pano
Panoramic glass, the club favourite
From £20,880 per court*
Prism Super Pano
Column-free corners. The show court
From £21,690 per court**List price per court in GBP for a 4-court order with Mondo Shot XN turf and Prism Flood lighting, outdoor, delivered and installed. Excludes VAT, duties and site works.
FAQ
Straight answers.
Still unsure? WhatsApp +46 73 509 69 60 for an answer the same day.
How much does it cost to open a padel club?
The courts are the predictable part: under £21,000 per panoramic court in the UK, installed. The building, roof, groundworks and fit-out vary most. We give you a fixed court quote and a full budget after a site review.
How many courts does a padel club need?
Most commercial clubs open with 4 to 8 courts. That gives enough capacity for leagues and events while keeping the investment manageable. Several of our clients expanded within a year.
How long does it take to open a padel club?
Courts can be delivered and installed in 8–12 weeks. With groundworks and a new steel roof, plan 3–6 months. A full build with clubhouse takes 6–12 months.
Is a padel club profitable?
It can be. UK clubs average about 85% occupancy (Playtomic 2026), and the best clubs earn up to five times more per court than the weakest. Read is a padel club profitable?.
What should a padel club business plan include?
Demand, site, courts, pricing and occupancy, revenue from bookings, coaching and food, costs, funding and risks. See the business plan template.
How do I start a padel club?
Check demand within a 15–20 minute drive, secure about 260 m² per court, decide on 4–8 courts, set a budget, get planning and build. Read how to start a padel club.
Should my club be indoor or outdoor?
In cold or rainy climates most new clubs are indoor, which needs at least 6 m clear height. See indoor court requirements and covered padel courts.
How can I fund a padel club?
Equity, bank loans, leasing, landlord contributions and sponsorship are common. Read padel court funding.
Let’s build your court.
Tell us about your site. You get a layout, a timeline and an itemised quote, usually within 48 hours.
info@prismpadel.com
+46 73 509 69 60
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