The Access Courts indoor squash court gives you the look and feel of a permanent glass court, without the construction project. A precision-engineered steel frame, laminated glass walls and a rubber sports floor come as one complete package. The court is installed in a few days, and can be taken down and moved if your plans change.
From tournaments to everyday club play, our indoor courts are already in use on three continents. In South Africa, we installed an indoor court in Mossel Bay for a week-long regional tournament. After the event it was taken down in one day, transported and rebuilt in Cape Town for the national championships. One court, two venues, no building work. In Dublin, an Access Courts indoor court was installed at a padel club, adding squash to the club’s offer. Players have received it very positively. The indoor court made its debut at the RacquetX conference in Miami, where Team USA coaches, National Squash League players and beginners all played on it.
National Championships South Africa – Cape Town 2026
The indoor squash court starts at € 39,900 EUR / $ 46,000 USD, excluding taxes, transport and installation. Compared with a traditional squash court, there is no building work, almost no maintenance, and the court keeps its value because it can be relocated. Contact us for a full quote for your location.
Galvanized and powder coated steel frame. Standard colour is white (RAL 9016)
Laminated tempered glass panels. Honeycomb print (50% transparency) on side & front walls.
Four 150 W LED lights
Perimeter netting above front and side walls
Coloured tin, service line and floor markings
Internal: 6,4m x 9,75 x 5,6m 21’ x 32’ x 18’ External: 6,6m x 10m x 5,8m 21’9” x 32’9” x 18’5”
Approximately 5,500kg
Indoor squash court at OB Padel, Dublin
Our Indoor Court can be fitted with a traditional wood floor, which has a higher elevation profile meaning the court must be elevated, to ensure correct court dimensions. We supply adjustable feet as a separate accessory, allowing for wooden floor profiles up to a total height of 120mm.
We offer a rubber sub-floor for cushioning and a playing surface made from interlocking rubber tiles, which provide excellent grip, require minimal maintenance, and accommodate different types of sports shoes.
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The courts may be installed individually or connected together by linking the frames and mounting the glass panels on both sides of the shared columns - either along a sidewall or front wall. This means you can save space, material and cost.
In almost any indoor space with a level floor of about 6.6 by 10 metres (21’9″ x 32’9″) and enough ceiling height. Our indoor courts are used in squash and padel clubs, gyms, schools and universities, hotels, offices and sports halls. Because courts can share walls, you can place two or more side by side or front to front and save space, material and cost.
The steel frame is assembled with basic hand tools and a scaffold. No masonry, plastering or heavy building work is needed. In the court our rubber floor, or a traditional wooden floor can be installed. We guide you through every step, from checking your space to the first match.
The court is 5.8 m (19 ft) high on the outside. We recommend a clear ceiling height of at least 6 m, so there is room to assemble the top sections.