A padel court is 10 meters wide by 20 meters long — about 33 by 66 feet — and fully enclosed, because the walls are part of the game. Back walls are tempered glass to 3 meters; side enclosures mix glass and mesh to 3–4 meters.
The measurements
| Element | Metric | U.S. |
|---|---|---|
| Court | 10m × 20m | 32'10" × 65'7" |
| Net height | 88cm center · 92cm posts | 34.6" · 36.2" |
| Service line | 6.95m from net | 22'10" |
| Back walls (glass) | 3m high | 9'10" |
| Side enclosure | 3–4m | 9'10"–13'1" |
| Minimum ceiling (indoor) | 6m clear | 19'8" |
Why the slab spec is stricter than tennis
The court's steel-and-glass structure bolts directly to the slab, so flatness tolerances are tighter than any open court — glass panels don't forgive a wavy pour. If you're planning a facility, start with the padel construction guide for structures, turf, and honest U.S. budget ranges, or see our padel page for combined padel + pickleball builds.