Structure & glazing
Compare steel grade and sections, support layout, glass processing and the actual panel schedule. “Panoramic” is not a complete specification.
PADEL COURTS
Padel court costs & delivery scope.
A useful budget separates the court package from freight, local works and the cost of opening the venue.
Compare six cost headings.
| Budget heading | What to include | Main drivers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 · Court supply | Steel, glass, mesh, turf, net, lighting and fittings as listed | Court model, engineering, finishes and equipment choices |
| 2 · Origin logistics | Export packing, inland handling and origin port costs as agreed | Package dimensions, trade term and loading requirements |
| 3 · Main transport | Freight and any agreed cargo insurance | Route, shipping date, weight and equipment availability |
| 4 · Import & destination | Clearance, duties, taxes, terminal handling and local haulage | Destination rules and locally obtained quotations |
| 5 · Local works | Foundation, drainage, electrical work, labour and lifting | Site condition, local design and contractor prices |
| 6 · Optional support | Layout, installation supervision and initial spares | Agreed service deliverables and attendance arrangements |
Make the court comparison like-for-like.
Protection & surface
Identify the coating process and measurable acceptance criteria, turf product, infill and installation scope. Generic labels make comparison unreliable.
Evidence & delivery
Check which reports, inspection records, packing details and site support are included. A low equipment price can exclude essential items.
From one court to a multi-court club.
A one-court order and a multi-court project need different loading plans. Shared freight may lower the allocation per court, but actual crate size, gross weight, non-stackable glass and unloading order control the result. We calculate an initial container allowance from the proposed scope, then confirm it against the final packing schedule. No fixed number of courts per container is promised without that information.
A budget range is not a fixed quotation.
VELNUZ quotations are prepared for the selected configuration and destination. Equipment, freight and local works are priced against their own scope. Your first budget should identify the currency, inclusions, shipping basis, local estimates and outstanding assumptions. Once drawings and quantities are frozen, those allowances can become specific order lines.
Information that shortens the quote cycle.
- Country, city and delivery destination.
- Court count and preferred Classic, Panoramic or Full Panoramic configuration.
- Indoor or outdoor setting, dimensions, ceiling height and site drawings.
- Available foundation information and local engineering requirements.
- Required supply items, optional supervision and target delivery period.
Questions buyers ask.
Why not publish one turnkey price?
A total including foundations and local labour implies control of work outside our supply scope. We show the cost structure and quote the equipment and agreed services specifically.
Can I compare a FOB quote with a delivered quote?
Only after adjusting for the missing costs and named delivery point. Ask each party to list the trade term, inclusions, exclusions and destination responsibilities.
Does a container allowance include customs duty?
No. Container planning concerns transport and packing. Duties, taxes and customs treatment must be confirmed for the destination and actual goods.