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VELNUZ SPORTS

Quality records, packing & handover.

Connect the approved equipment list to inspection, loading and the information your team receives on arrival.

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Packing and receiving documentsKeep item references connected from the agreed schedule through packing labels to the arrival check.FROM PACKING LIST TO ARRIVAL CHECKItem scheduleAgreed quantitiesPacked equipmentProtection and labelsArrival recordCounts and conditionKeep component IDs connected to the documents.
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Different products. Different checks.

Different products. Different checks.
Product lineExample checksUseful evidence
Squash courtsPanel schedule, door set, playing-floor scope, fittings and dimensional interfacesDrawing revision, inspection record and packing reconciliation
Padel courtsSteel, coating, glass, mesh, turf and lighting componentsMaterial and measurement records tied to the selected system
Functional equipmentMass, handles, seams, terminations, turf and rig componentsItem-level checks and any agreed working evaluation
Gym equipmentModel identity, adjustment, transmission, accessible guards and operating functionsModel-specific inspection and documentation
All shipmentsQuantities, protection, labels, weights and package sequenceFinal packing list and loading record

Build a useful evidence file.

Link each record to the order and selected model: equipment counts, key dimensions, operation checks, finish observations, packing photographs and any agreed reports. Resolve issues before the release decision.

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Checks linked to the orderChecks linked to the orderCHECKS LINKED TO THE ORDER01IdentityModel and item count02DimensionsAgreed measurements03FunctionApplicable operation04FinishVisible condition05PackingProtection and labels06RecordsRelease and handover
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Before the container is planned.

Before the container is planned.
ItemWhat to specifyWhy it matters
Package dimensionsLength, width and height of each crate or palletVolume alone does not establish fit
Gross weightsPackage-level weights and handling restrictionsCheck transport and lifting limits
Stacking & orientationGlass position, non-stackable items and restraintsProtect the goods and respect packing limitations
Loading sequenceDestination, installation phase and access prioritiesAvoid burying the first-needed parts
Trade termNamed place and agreed responsibilitiesClarify handover, transport and insurance scope

Receiving the equipment.

Prepare a suitable unloading and temporary-storage area. The receiving team checks package identity and visible condition against the transport documents, records damage promptly and keeps the packing materials needed for assessment. Open crates in a controlled sequence and compare contents with the detailed list. Follow the claims notification process stated in the contract and transport cover.

A handover pack the operator can use.

Installation information

Final relevant drawings, assembly instructions and component identification. Local trades receive the interface information they need.

Operation & care

Product instructions, cleaning and inspection routines appropriate to the selected equipment. Keep the supplied limits and warnings available.

Parts & support

Model and part references, initial spares, reporting channel and agreed warranty terms. Photos and item IDs help identify an issue quickly.

Spares are a planning decision.

Specify the initial stock around the actual equipment and expected use. Wear parts may include machine cables or upholstery, door hardware, selected fasteners or turf repair materials. Availability, lead times and warranty coverage depend on the selected product and contract; the site does not promise an identical service package for every category.