A one-of-a-kind fiberglass padel court that has obtained an international patent.
Padel is a sport that combines elements of tennis and squash. It is a very popular sport abroad, with Spain having the second largest number of participants after soccer. Padel is rapidly expanding not only overseas but also in the Japanese market. Its ease of play makes it popular among people of all ages and genders, and it can accommodate two padel courts in the space of one tennis court, making it space-efficient and attractive from a court management perspective. Our company offers patented all-fiberglass padel courts. Traditional iron courts can rust over time, potentially leading to system failure, but all-fiberglass courts can be used for over half a century without deterioration. Fiberglass has high shock absorption, reducing the risk of injury if players collide with the system during play, and the system itself is very durable. Additionally, this system is lightweight, making installation easy. The absence of poles between the glass creates a very aesthetically pleasing system. It is said that padel will become an Olympic sport by 2032. Why not take this opportunity to install a padel court?
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■ A unique all-glass fiber paddle system with international patents obtained. ■ By customizing the colors of the base, net, LED lighting, and artificial turf, it is possible to install a one-of-a-kind paddle system in the world.
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Italy: Sicily (World Tour organized by the International Padel Federation scheduled for March 2021), with many installations in various locations across Europe.
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RISE Corporation has been the exclusive distributor in Asia since 2011 under a contract with Italgreen S.p.A (including the later independent company Ital.Project S.r.L specializing in infill materials), and has been involved in the sales and construction management of Italgreen and Italproject products. The world's first artificial turf infill material made from natural materials, Geofill, developed in Italy in 2004, not only eliminated all the shortcomings of the previously mainstream rubber chip infill but also addressed many environmental issues. In particular, it has made it possible to suppress the rise in surface temperature that was a concern with conventional artificial turf, helping to prevent burns and injuries to athletes and contributing to the fight against global warming. Furthermore, there are no worries about volatile gases emitted from infill materials that are problematic worldwide, allowing for safe use in environments where young children and animals come into direct contact. Starting with a European patent, it has obtained international and Japanese patents and is currently used in 46 countries around the world. In 2021, domestic production of Geofill, Bioground, and Biosand will begin. We will continue to work towards providing products that can be used safely by many people.