La estructura instalada posee una geometría en planta rectangular, de 13.35 x 20.68 meters rectangular structure. 17 columns support the beams, arches and bracing elements. Project Execution: Carpatec® Location: Mendaro, Guipuzcoa Date: … Continue reading
Textile Covers for Paddle Courts in Rome Manufacture and installation of textile covers for two paddle courts in the Club Nettuno in Rome. Made of a lacquered steel structure and Type II textile canvas, 900grs. The lateral enclosures are microperforated canvas. Project Execution: Carpatec® Location: Roma, Italia Date: … Continue reading
Textile cover for paddle court (11 x 21 m) in Pontevedra. Architect: Ignacio Sánchez González Engineer: Gustavo Ramírez Lares Project Execution: Carpatec® Location: Lain, Pontevedra Date: … Continue reading
Manufacture and installation of textile covers for two paddle courts and a futsal court in Perpignan, France. Lacquered steel arched structure supporting the Type I canvas tensed with tent-kedder. The lateral enclosures are 6.5m of microperforated canvas with custom Club prints. The total surface area of canvas is 820 m2. Total surface area: 820 mts2 … Continue reading
Cubierta textil tensada de 22 x 22 mts, con una altura de 11 mts, que cubre 2 pistas de padel paralelas en el Club Municipal El Vivero, en Badajoz. Estructur22 x 22 meters and 11-meter-high tensed textile cover constructed over two paddle courts in the Club Municipal El Vivero, in Badajoz. The Type I canvas … Continue reading
This 22 x 24 m tensed cover with a height of 11 meters was constructed over 2 parallel paddle courts in the La Rosaleda sports centre in Seville. A lacquered steel frame supports a Type I canvas joined onto it by tent-kedder. Engineer: Gustavo Ramírez Lares Manufacturer: CARPATEC Installing Company: Emotravez Construction Management: Ferrovial Location: … Continue reading
4 paddle courts in Madrid were covered using a 25 x 44 meter structure, with a height of 11 meters. The structure is made from lacquered steel frame and arches supporting a Type I canvas. The sides were enclosed with microperforated canvas with custom print. Textile Engineer: Gustavo Ramírez Lares Architect: Ignacio Sánchez González Manufacturer … Continue reading