Create a destination padel facility that operates profitably year-round
Purpose-Built Covers for Padel's Explosive Growth
Padel is the UK's fastest-growing racquet sport, surpassing 1,000 courts in 2025 - but British weather threatens its momentum. Smart operators are installing covered courts to guarantee player satisfaction, maximise revenue, and establish market-leading positions.
200+ installations
UK Manufacturer
Why Covered Padel Courts Win
Don't let British weather undermine your investment:
Seasonal drop-off in court usage during winter months
Rain on glass walls ruins gameplay and drives cancellations
75% of planned courts are now indoor or covered
Uncovered courts achieve only 50% utilisation year-round
But here’s what separates successful padel venues from the rest:
- £40-70 per hour court fees
- 24-36 month typical ROI
- Year-round player retention
- Consistent usage versus seasonal drop-off
Framed Fabric Structures:
The Perfect
Padel Solution
Unlike tennis, padel’s unique requirements-height for lobs, social atmosphere, and spectator engagement-make framed fabric structures the optimal choice. Our three design options cater to different facility visions and budgets.
Architectural excellence for premium facilities
From £72,500
Geodesic Structures
Make a statement with our flagship geodesic design. These striking structures span up to 100m without internal supports, creating spectacular multi-court complexes that become destination venues.
IDEAL FOR
Premium padel centres (4+ courts), destination facilities, operators prioritising architectural impact
Perfect for padel because:
Unrestricted height for lob play
Column-free design maximises court flexibility
Stunning aesthetics attract online attention
Natural light flooding for energetic atmosphere
Multiple entry points for tournament hosting
Technical advantages:
Bolted assembly for rapid installation
40-year structural design life
Translucent panel options for optimal lighting
Complete seasonal adaptability
Designed specifically for padel's unique geometry
From £72,500
Compound Curve Structures
Compound curve structures are purpose-engineered for padel, optimising height, viewing angles, and social atmosphere. The curved design creates an intimate yet spectacular playing environment.
IDEAL FOR
Dedicated padel operators (2-4 courts), tennis clubs adding padel, locations requiring specific aesthetics
Perfect for padel because:
Optimised 8-11.5m apex height
Panoramic viewing from all angles
Motorised sliding curtains
LED integration for evening play (200-500 lux)
Natural ventilation maintains glass clarity
Configuration options:
Single court: 13x23m footprint
Double court: 23x23m footprint
Scalable to 4+ court complexes
Custom colours matching brand identity
Cost-effective coverage without compromise
From £72,500
Classic Arch Structures
Our classic arch design delivers essential weather protection at an accessible price point, perfect for testing market demand or phased development strategies.
IDEAL FOR
Entry-level padel facilities, tennis clubs testing padel demand, community venues, budget-conscious operators
Perfect for padel because:
Hot-dip galvanised steel durability
Proven structural system
Quick installation
Flexible sidewall configurations
Most economical option per court
Sidewall flexibility:
Fully open for maximum ventilation
Sliding curtains for winter protection
Fixed panels for permanent enclosure
Hybrid combinations based on climate
Facilities Already Winning Year-Round
Surrey Sports Park
I got involved in sports because I care about helping people be more active. And we do that at every level here. One moment, you might be watching a bunch of five-year-olds running around in the dome. Next, you'll see Joe Marler and three different England internationals stepping inside it. Steve Borthwick has been known to drop by and spectate. It's surreal. But it's fantastic too. We have it all under one winter dome. And we wouldn't have it any other way.
Thomas Pickering, Assistant Director of Sport
David Lloyd Clubs
Covair have supplied many domes to the David Lloyd group of leisure clubs over a number of years. There are currently 35 domes in operation around the UK, both seasonal and permanent. With this volume of sites involved it is crucial to have regular communication and a high level of support, which we have with Covair.
Julie Bingham, Capex Manager
Harpenden Lawn Tennis Club
Our tennis club purchased their first dome in 1988. We now have 3 Covair domes, which we use during the winter months. Our long-standing relationship with Covair has been very positive and they have always been on hand to help with any issues or concerns with our domes.
Wayne Lee, Grounds Secretary
The Grange Club
I remember being taken aback by how big it felt. From the outside, you don't expect that height or the space. Our outdoor courts have about two and a half metres behind the baseline. So, suddenly, you've got an extra three or four metres on top of that. It makes the whole space feel huge. It has a TARDIS-like quality.
Calum Meston, Head Coach
North Wales Netball
The dome provides a much-needed space in which we can grow junior netball and ensure that we have space for clubs and schools to train in the future. Typically we have to compete with five-a-side football bookings in sports halls, but having our own dedicated space will make a massive difference to the next generation of netballers in North Wales.
Lucy Murray-Williams, Development Officer
Designed for Modern Padel Technology
Glass wall system integration
LED lighting for play
Optimised lob clearance heights
Digital booking infrastructure ready
Clear glass visibility
Social, open-air atmosphere
Weather-independent scheduling
Premium venue feel
The Padel Business Case
Revenue Projections
Peak rates: £40-70/hour
Daily operation: 12-15 hours possible with lighting
Utilisation: 75-85% for covered (vs 45% uncovered)
Typical ROI: 24-36 months
Why Framed Structures Work for Padel
Zero ventilation and cooling costs
Spectator integration drives F&B revenue
Quick installation means faster revenue generation
Natural atmosphere maintains padel's social energy
Contemporary aesthetics enhance venue appeal