AG Active Play™
Technical engineering — illustrative project activity
AG ACTIVE PLAY™ / TECHNICAL ENGINEERING

The engineering of play.

Geometry, structure, glass, turf and lighting.

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ILLUSTRATIVE PROJECT SCENE · NOT A DOCUMENTED AG PROJECT
PLANNING RESOURCE

Use this guidance to prepare a project brief. The selected OEM, appointed engineer and relevant authorities must confirm the final system, documents and site requirements.

Illustrative review court geometry concept

01 / Court geometry

Standard regulation doubles court: 20 × 10 m internal playing area; confirm latest FIP rules on lines, wall configuration, access, net and clear height.

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Illustrative review steel system scope concept

02 / Structural steel

Specify OEM steel grade, sections, welded connections, bolts, bracing, coatings, anchor design and project structural actions.

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Illustrative review glazing scope concept

03 / Tempered glazing

Record glass supplier, applicable glass standard, thickness by OEM model, edge finish, isolators, supports and replacement method.

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Illustrative review enclosure scope concept

04 / Mesh enclosure

Confirm mesh opening, wire diameter, frame geometry, structural attachment and protective finish.

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Illustrative review turf installation concept

05 / Turf and infill

Require manufacturer turf construction, pile height, backing, infill, approved substrate and performance tests.

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Illustrative review lighting design concept

06 / LED lighting

Require lighting class, photometric file, project calculations, mounting, electrical protection and site tests.

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Official rule source: FIP Documents ↗. Do not infer manufacturer approval or certification from meeting general game rules.
Court geometry / regulation doubles

Dimensioned court reference

Illustrative top-view geometry based on the 20 m × 10 m regulation doubles court. The service lines are 6.95 m from the net, the centre service lines divide the service areas and extend 20 cm beyond the service line. Confirm all dimensions and wall/entrance details against the current official FIP rules before use in project drawings.

Schematic plan of a regulation doubles padel courtTen metres wide, twenty metres long, central net, symmetrical service lines 6.95 metres from the net, and centre service line in each service area.END WALLEND WALLNET10 m20 m6.95 m6.95 mSchematic, not a construction or setting-out drawing

The small central-line extensions are diagrammatic. Site setting-out requires controlled CAD drawings and the current governing rules.

Source: International Padel Federation — official documents. No federation certification for any AG proposal is implied.
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