We build FIP-standard 10×20 m padel courts in Medan — plus roofs, lobby, changing rooms and a recovery zone when you need them.
Padel is exploding in Medan, Indonesia's third-largest city. New courts fill up faster than they can be built, and a single court's ROI far exceeds classic tennis. Yet contractors in North Sumatra who build to FIP spec — drainage slope, 10–12 mm glass, turf with silica sand, 300+ lux lighting — are still few. We focus on Medan and North Sumatra.
Every padel project in Medan starts from your goal.
Commercial Padel Club in Medan
A 4–8 court club with café, changing rooms & pro-shop. Medan's market is far from saturated — you need real occupancy numbers and smooth material logistics via Belawan port.
- Business plan & ROI projection
- Drainage for Medan's rainfall
- Sample budget for a 3–4 court club
Property Infrastructure
Downtown Medan hotels, Deli Serdang townships, Lake Toba & Berastagi resorts. 1–2 courts lift property value and draw premium guests.
- Courts as an added guest amenity
- Integration with existing landscape
- Minimum 10×20m footprint
Court at a Private Home
Medan Polonia, Cemara Asri, Royal Sumatera, or J City. A private court for the family — designed to match the house, with a panoramic glass option and ball-impact sound damping.
- Custom colour & LED lighting
- Ball-impact sound insulation
- Matched to home architecture
The recovery zone is built in from day one.
Medan's padel players demand more than a court. Sauna, ice bath, premium changing rooms and a stretching area are why members pay more and keep coming back — and in Medan, clubs with these facilities are still rare. We integrate it all into one design: mechanical, electrical and plumbing planned from the start.
FIP standard for Medan's climate: slab, drainage, glass, turf, lighting.
A slope error of just a few millimetres can kill a court — especially in a city with Medan's rainfall. This is what we control at every layer.
Reinforced concrete & gravel
Compacted soil, drainage pipes, gravel layer, then reinforced concrete poured at a precise slope.
Dry in 10 minutes
Built for Medan's near-year-round rainfall — water clears the surface in 10 minutes; the court never becomes a pool.
10–12mm tempered
Professional tempered glass safe against body impact and wind-load rated — to FIP standard.
Synthetic turf / acrylic
Monofilament synthetic turf with silica infill or acrylic coating — consistent ball bounce.
Hot-dip galvanised bolts
Medan's tropical humidity and Belawan's coastal air rust ordinary steel fast. We use galvanised steel & anti-corrosion hardware.
Even 300+ lux LED
Glare-free LED lighting with even distribution for night play — energy-efficient & spectator-friendly.
From empty land to a revenue-generating court.
Consultation & site survey in Medan
An on-site survey at your location, sun orientation, soil & drainage conditions. We determine how many courts fit.
Design & business plan
Zoning layout, 3D render, transparent budget, and ROI projection from real Medan occupancy numbers.
Foundation & drainage
The most critical work in Medan's climate: compaction, pipes, gravel, reinforced concrete at a precise slope.
Structure, glass & surface
Galvanised steel frame, tempered glass panels, synthetic turf & LED lighting installed.
Recovery zone & finishing
Sauna, ice bath, changing rooms, café — integrated mechanical & plumbing.
Handover & support
FIP-standard bounce test, operations training, and maintenance support — our team is in Medan.
Estimate your Medan padel club cost & payback.
* Figures are illustrative and not a formal quote. Real cost depends on site conditions, material/import prices, foundation, permits, Medan market rates and recovery-zone spec. Contact us for an accurate budget.
The stages you see in your project reports.
What a finished padel + recovery complex looks like.
A site tour, material detail, and the feel of play on a glass court.
Padel contractor for all of Medan & North Sumatra.
We are based in Medan. We survey, budget and build in every district of the city — plus the surrounding areas of North Sumatra.
Medan Johor · Medan Amplas · Medan Tuntungan
Growing residential zone — J City, Citra Wisata, Royal Sumatera. Larger plots, ideal for private courts & neighbourhood clubs.
Medan Polonia · Medan Baru · Medan Maimun · Medan Petisah
The heart of the city — the premium quarter around Jl. Sudirman & Diponegoro. Private courts at luxury homes and boutique clubs near the CBD.
Medan Sunggal · Medan Selayang · Medan Helvetia
The high-traffic Ring Road–Setia Budi lifestyle corridor — a favourite location for commercial padel clubs.
Medan Timur · Medan Perjuangan · Medan Tembung · Medan Deli
Dense districts with strong sports demand — potential for community clubs and warehouse-to-indoor-court conversions.
Cemara Asri · Percut Sei Tuan · Tanjung Morawa · Lubuk Pakam
Townships & growth areas around Medan — larger land for multi-court clubs and indoor facilities.
Binjai · Berastagi · Parapat / Danau Toba · Pematangsiantar
Resorts, hotels & tourism destinations across the province — we come to survey and build turnkey.
Serving all 21 districts (kecamatan) of Medan:
Learn before you invest in Medan.
Padel Court Cost in Medan: How Much & When It Pays Back
Padel club capital breakdown for Medan, cost structure and realistic ROI.
Read guide →
Padel Court Tech Standard in Medan: Size, Surface & Drainage
FIP standard sizing, surface layers and drainage engineered for Medan's rainfall.
Read guide →
Building a Private Padel Court at Your Medan Home
Land needs, design, PBG permits & tax for a private court in Medan.
Read guide →Frequently asked questions.
How much does a padel court cost in Medan?
As an illustration, one FIP-standard padel court in Medan runs roughly Rp 700 million to Rp 1.1 billion depending on site conditions, material spec and logistics. Multi-court clubs lower the per-court cost. These are planning figures, not a quote — contact us for an accurate budget for your Medan site.
How long to build one padel court in Medan?
For one standard court, typically 10–14 weeks including concrete curing; a 3–4 court club takes 14–18 weeks. Because Medan gets heavy rain most of the year, we schedule concrete pours and installation around the rainfall pattern. A multi-court club with a recovery zone takes longer.
What's the minimum land for one court?
A standard padel court is 10×20 metres, plus safety zones and access. Practically, allow at least ~12×22 metres per court for comfort.
Will the court survive Medan's heavy rainfall?
Yes — Medan is one of Indonesia's rainiest big cities, which is why we engineer drainage first, not last. Our system clears rainwater from the surface in ~10 minutes so the court is quickly playable and undamaged.
Do you build outside Medan city?
Yes. We are based in Medan and serve all 21 city districts, plus North Sumatra — Deli Serdang, Binjai, Berastagi, Parapat/Lake Toba and Pematangsiantar.
Can you install sauna & ice bath together?
Yes, that's our specialty. The recovery zone (sauna, ice bath, changing rooms, café) is planned together with court mechanical & plumbing from the start, not bolted on later.
Can a project still start in Medan in 2026?
Yes. For 2026 we still have survey and build slots open across Medan. Because Medan has almost no long dry season, we don't wait for the weather — we schedule pours and installation around the rain pattern so work continues year-round. We recommend booking your survey slot early, as the prime-time queue is full.
If the survey starts in October 2026, when can the court be used?
With 10–14 weeks per court, a court surveyed in October is realistically ready in Q1 2027 — sooner if the glass spec is ordered in week one. What slows projects is rarely the weather — it is delayed decisions; once the spec is agreed, the schedule can be locked.
How do you maintain a padel court through the rainy season?
The routine is simple: keep drainage channels clear of leaves and sand, check the surface for hidden pooling, and inspect the sealant and glass-structure bolts after heavy storms. A court with properly engineered drainage needs little special care — just regular checks.
Survey in October–November, court ready in Q1 2027.
Through 2026, demand for padel courts in Medan has kept climbing — from multi-court commercial clubs to private courts at home. Prime-time queues at existing clubs are the clearest signal: the market is still short of courts. The investor question is no longer “are there players”, but how fast your court can open.
On timing: one court takes 10–14 weeks including concrete curing, a 3–4 court club 14–18 weeks — projects surveyed in October–November can realistically open in Q1 2027. Since Medan gets rain all year, we plan concrete pours around the rainfall pattern instead of waiting for a dry season.
For courts already in operation: the rainy months are the right time to inspect drainage, clear the channels, and check the surface and glass structure. Our team can help with periodic checks and maintenance — including courts we did not build.
Send your location & plot size — we reply with a first budget.
Send your location & goal via WhatsApp. We reply with an initial estimate, how many courts fit, and a Medan site-survey schedule.