Court systems
Every court is 12mm toughened glass on galvanised steel. The rest is site strategy.
JUBO manufactures in Alicante, Spain to a single engineering standard. Choosing between these five configurations is about wind exposure, heat, spectators and whether there's a roof over the court.
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Panoramic
The flagship JUBO model. Full-height glass back walls with no intermediate vertical posts, giving spectators and cameras a clean, uninterrupted view of play. The signature choice for clubs building a showcase or centre court.
- Country clubs and racquet clubs building a centre court
- Facilities that stream or broadcast matches
- Resorts where the court doubles as a visual amenity
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Classic Glass
Standard JUBO competition court with 12mm toughened glass back and side panels within a galvanised steel frame. Same playing characteristics as the panoramic model at a lower delivered cost, which makes it the default for multi-court builds.
- Multi-court club builds where cost per court matters
- HOA and residential community amenity programs
- Municipal and school facilities
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High Wind
A reinforced structural package engineered for exposed and coastal sites. Heavier gauge columns, additional bracing, upsized base plates and an anchor schedule that can be signed off by a local structural engineer for permit.
- Gulf Coast and Atlantic coastal Florida sites
- Island and waterfront resorts
- Any jurisdiction requiring wind-load calculations for permit
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Canopy
A freestanding steel and tensioned membrane roof over a standard court. Delivers heat and rain protection at a fraction of the cost of an enclosed structure, and typically a much simpler permit path.
- Arizona, Texas and inland Florida heat management
- Resorts protecting bookings from afternoon storms
- Facilities that want year-round play without a full building
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Indoor
Court packages configured for installation inside a warehouse, field house or purpose-built structure. Specification shifts toward acoustics, glare-free lighting, ventilation coordination and reduced structural mass because wind load is removed.
- Warehouse and big-box conversions
- Year-round clubs in extreme-heat or cold markets
- Universities and multi-sport field houses