Padel court surfacing typically uses synthetic materials like artificial grass or turf, often with a sand infill. Concrete or coatings can also be used, but artificial turf is the most popular choice. We offer premium padel court surfacing using high-quality synthetic turf. Our surfaces provide excellent grip, shock absorption, and consistent ball bounce.

Textured Type 4 is a porous resilient polymeric surface developed for use as a multi sport surface and suits a variety of games played at recreational level. It will meet the performance requirements classified by Sport England in conjunction with The Sports and Play Construction Association (SAPCA) as a Type 4 Multi Use Games Area (MUGA) Polymeric Surface.​ Patterned rubber soled sport footwear for good grip is recommended. Do not use molded studded boots that can damage the surface.

Type 3 has been designed for high slip resistance and is typically laid to a depth of 15mm in a two-part installation. Colour finishes are attained by using a coloured polyurethane coating. Type 3 is porous and should be laid onto a permeable foundation.​ With regard to estimating how long the surface will last before it needs patching, respraying or resurfacing, it is entirely dependent upon what use the surface receives. However, as a guideline, based upon our experience, we would expect a respray would be needed in about 2 to 3 years.

Anti-slip sports coatings are applied to a variety of sports courts, with a particular focus on multi-use sports facilities. These coatings are designed to meet the slip resistance requirements for the sports played on these surfaces. The most common type of anti-slip paint used is acrylic paint, which is typically applied to Type 1 and Type 2.​ The surfaces are often line-marked for various sports, with specific colours used for different games. ​