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VELNUZ SPORTS / MATERIALS & COMPONENTS

The difference
is in the details.

Explore the glass, flooring and connection details behind an all-glass squash court. Real material photographs, with a clear explanation of what each part does.

Materials & Components material detail
Material detail · actual photograph

THE MATERIAL COLLECTION

See what goes
into the court.

These are actual component and material reference photographs. Final sizes, finishes and assemblies are defined in the approved project specification.

Printed glass
Material reference · actual photograph

GLASS

Printed glass

Low-iron tempered glass with a ceramic screen-printed finish. Colour and the viewing effect are reviewed with samples before production.

Sports flooring
Material reference · actual photograph

FLOORING

Sports flooring

A maple playing surface supported by a layered subfloor and resilient pads. Floor build-up, moisture conditions and finished levels need to be resolved together.

Glass connections
Material reference · actual photograph

CONNECTIONS

Glass connections

Glass supports, brackets and protected fixings work as one assembly. Glass holes, edge details and hardware must match the approved drawings.

Court hardware
Material reference · actual photograph

HARDWARE

Court hardware

Purpose-selected door, hinge and mounting components. Specify the complete assembly and keep replacement part references for maintenance.

Adjustable tin
Material reference · actual photograph

TIN

Adjustable tin

An aluminium sound board with adjustable height. The selected setting and line markings must match the intended playing requirements.

Fixings & spacers
Material reference · actual photograph

FASTENERS

Fixings & spacers

Fasteners, isolation sleeves and connection details are specified together. Replacement parts must match the original approved assembly.

LIGHTING IS PART OF THE SYSTEM

See the ball.
Consider the whole court.

LED court lighting is available with the package. The specification should address uniformity, glare, mounting positions and the power supply at your venue.

A fixture count or wattage alone does not establish a lighting result. Agree a lighting layout and on-site acceptance checks for the intended use.

View reference configuration
LIGHT DISTRIBUTION

Layout study · illustrative, not an installation drawing

AFTER INSTALLATION

Keep the details on record.

Matched replacement parts

Keep the glass schedule, hardware identifiers and approved drawings for future parts enquiries.

Routine inspection

Check the court according to the project maintenance manual. Refer damaged glass or loose components to a qualified installer.

Cleaning & care

Use the cleaning products and methods approved for your glass finish and floor system. Maintenance instructions are part of the handover scope.

LET’S PLAN YOUR COURT

Your space. Your ambition.
Let’s work out the details.

Send your country, city, court quantity and any available floor plan.
We will help you define the equipment and delivery scope.

Discuss your squash project