VELNUZ SPORTS
From equipment brief to delivery.
Choose supply only, add installation supervision, or start with a layout. Each route leads to an agreed equipment scope and clear responsibilities.
Choose your starting point.
| Route | Best starting point | What we agree |
|---|---|---|
| Supply only | You have drawings, quantities or an equipment list | Itemised quotation, confirmed specification and delivery scope |
| Supply + supervision | Your local team installs with agreed technical support | Equipment supply plus a defined supervision scope |
| Layout first | You need to organise the space and equipment | Agreed layout deliverables and a proposed equipment schedule |
Six stages. Clear outputs.
Supply only.
Send the location, quantities, selected products or drawings, delivery term and timing. We clarify open specification points, issue an itemised quotation and agree inspection, packing and document requirements before release.
Installation supervision.
Your local contractor provides the crew, site works, access and lifting arrangements. Where agreed, VELNUZ adds supervision to help interpret the supplied assembly information, coordinate equipment checks and document issues. Site readiness and the visit scope are confirmed before travel.
| Item | What to specify | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| VELNUZ supervision | Equipment guidance, agreed checks and installation records | Attendance and scope set in the quotation |
| Local workforce | Labour, lifting operators and competent trades | Appointed and managed by the buyer |
| Tools & access | Lifting equipment, scaffolds, handling aids and work access | Arranged locally against the installation requirements |
| Building works | Foundations, power, drainage and supporting structures | Designed, installed and approved locally |
| Site management | Safety, permits, sequencing and other contractors | Remains with the responsible local project team |
| Travel arrangements | Timing, access permission and agreed expenses | Confirm before booking attendance |
Layout and drawings first.
Share a measured plan, ceiling height, intended use and the equipment you already have. The planning scope identifies the drawings and schedule to be supplied, any service fee and unresolved site questions. Layout support does not oblige you to buy the equipment.
Keep changes visible.
A revised item, quantity or drawing can affect the budget, packing and schedule. Record the decision before it becomes part of the order. Equipment scope and local construction responsibilities stay separate in the agreed documents.