WHEN DOES A PADEL COURT SURFACE NEED CHANGING?

The factors which can be influenced to help ensure that the renewal of a padel court's artificial turf is not needed for as long as possible undoubtedly include constant irrigation, and inspection of the stabilizing infill.

Uniform distribution of the silica sand across the surface of the padel court protects the surface from the abrasive action of players’ shoes and prevents premature tearing of filaments.

Signs indicating fiber wear – which could, over time, require replacement of the artificial turf padel court surface – are present on the court itself, in the form of filaments or fragments of fibers detached from the surface.

Another important sign is reduction in play performance.

Non-optimal ball bounce or non-uniform grip make the game more difficult and tiring, and represent a non-negligible risk to player safety during games.

When the time comes to replace the artificial turf on a padel court, the resurfacing procedure for renewal of the padel court can be performed quickly and safely, naturally with the support of qualified technical personnel.