Insulated sports halls
Energy-efficient halls for sports use
Weather conditions can be challenging for year-round practice of many sports. Janus halls can be used to cover even large areas without support columns. This makes it possible to practice many different sports at every time of the year. Moderate construction costs and energy efficiency ensure a cost-efficient alternative to traditional hall solutions.
The illustrative images include a football hall, an ice rink, a tennis hall, a padel hall, and a multi-purpose sports hall. For example, a four-court padel hall measures 25 metres in width and 52 metres in length.
Janus Oy has provided hall solutions for many different sports, such as tennis, ice hockey and golf. Get to know our sites and request a quote!
Mailapelihalli Helsinki
The Helsinki Racket Sports Centre hall was completed in May 2025. This Janus Hall includes two tennis courts, two padel courts, two badminton/pickleball courts, and two table tennis courts. The total size of the hall is 2,300 m² (width 36 m, length 64 m, ridge height 12 m).
The Janus Hall delivery included comprehensive technical equipment. Janus Halls always feature a CE‑marked, hot‑dip galvanised steel frame of domestic origin and are designed according to local wind and snow load requirements. Both the interior and exterior membranes are made of durable Finnish PVC fabric and can be customised to the desired colours.
Tennis and padel hall Vierumäki
The Vierumäki Sports Institute Tennis and Padel Hall was completed in February 2025. The Janus Hall includes two tennis courts, four padel courts, and two table tennis courts. The total size of the hall is 3,040 m² (width 40 m, length 76 m, ridge height 14.6 m).
The Janus Hall delivery included comprehensive technical equipment. Janus Halls always feature a CE‑marked, hot‑dip galvanised steel frame of domestic origin and are designed to withstand local wind and snow loads. Both the interior and exterior membranes are made of durable Finnish PVC fabric, with colours tailored to the client’s preferences.
Tennis Hanko
The Regatta Courts Tennis Hall was completed in March 2023. The Janus Hall includes four tennis courts as well as changing rooms. The total size of the hall is 2,812 m² (width 37 m, length 76 m, height 9 m).
The Janus Hall delivery included comprehensive technical equipment. Janus Halls always feature a CE‑marked, hot‑dip galvanised steel frame of domestic origin and are designed according to local wind and snow load requirements. Both the interior and exterior membranes are made of durable Finnish PVC fabric and can be customised to the desired colours.
Padel Siilinjärvi
Padel Vision Toivala was completed in October 2022 in Siilinjärvi. The Janus Hall includes four padel courts as well as additional facilities, such as changing rooms and a lounge area. The total size of the hall is 1,300 m² (width 25 m, length 52 m, ridge height 12.6 m).
The Janus Hall delivery included comprehensive technical equipment. Janus Halls always feature a CE‑marked, hot‑dip galvanised steel frame of domestic origin and are designed according to local wind and snow load requirements. Both the interior and exterior membranes are made of durable Finnish PVC fabric and can be customised to the desired colours.
Padel Kempele
The hall of Suomen Padelkeskus Oy was completed in February 2021. The hall includes six padel courts and has a total area of 1,700 m² (width 25 m, length 68 m, ridge height 13.4 m).
The Janus Hall features a CE‑marked steel frame of domestic origin that is hot‑dip galvanised and designed to withstand local wind and snow loads. Both the interior and exterior membranes are made of durable Finnish PVC fabric. The delivery of the Janus Hall also included comprehensive technical equipment.
Janus Areena Lahti
An approximately 1,200 m² extension to the Janus Arena was completed in summer 2018. The extension includes a tennis court, a badminton court, and, as a new sport, a padel court.
KTS hall Kuopio
The new KTS Hall of Kuopion Tennisseura ry was completed in early 2019. The hall is designed for four tennis courts and has a total area of approximately 2,700 m² (width 37 m, length 72 m, ridge height 11.4 m).
The hall features a CE‑marked steel frame of domestic origin that is hot‑dip galvanised and designed to withstand local wind and snow loads. Both the interior and exterior membranes are made of durable PVC fabric. The delivery included comprehensive customised technical equipment, including heating, intelligent LED lighting, mechanical ventilation, and smoke extraction.
Sanomala Sport Hall
In 2018, we delivered an insulated PVC hall for the City of Vantaa to be used as a temporary school gymnasium. The hall measures 23 × 40 × 6 metres, with a total floor area of 920 m². The playing area inside the hall is 20 × 30 metres and can be divided with a partition curtain.
The delivery included comprehensive technical equipment, such as heating, ventilation, and lighting.
Myllypuro Tenniskeskus Oy, Helsinki
In November 2016, a second insulated Janus hall was already completed in Helsinki (36 m x 54 m x 5 m, 1,944 m2). The heating costs for this energy-friendly hall are small. The Janus hall is functional and the users have been very satisfied with the playing conditions of the hall. The hall has three tennis courts.
Jyväskylä Tennis Centre Janus
The insulated tennis and badminton hall was completed in 2016 (37 m x 76 m x 5 m, 2,812 m2).
The Janus Arena: a tennis and badminton hall in Lahti
In December 2014, a new tennis and badminton hall with low energy consumption, the Janus Arena, was opened in Lahti. The hall has two tennis and four badminton courts. The size of the Finnish Janus Arena is 1,991 m2 (37 m x 53.8 m x 9.1 m). The volume of the hall is 13,500 m3.
During the observation period of the six coldest winter months, the hall’s heating energy consumption has been very low (approximately 30 MWh). Based on this observation period, the heating energy consumption for the entire year is estimated to be less than 20 kWh/m2.
The heat-insulated Mehtimäki golf and tennis hall in Joensuu
The Mehtimäki tennis and golf hall in Joensuu was completed in 2013. The hall’s area is 2,601 m2(37 m x 70.3 m x 5 m) and it is heated with district heat. During the 12-month monitoring period, the hall’s energy consumption was 54.3 MWh (below 21 kWh/m2), including water.
The Kisapuisto training ice rink, Lappeenranta
Completed in December 2014 (36 m x 63 m x 4.5 m, 2,268 m2).
Insulated sports halls – request a quote!
Janus Oy constructs insulated sporting halls all across Finland. We always customise our halls, including their fittings, according to the requirements. Tell us about your own plans and needs!


























