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PADEL COURTS

Prepare your padel installation.

A successful installation starts with a ready foundation, a safe handling plan and clearly assigned responsibilities.

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Padel installation stagesCheck base readiness, receive equipment, assemble to the approved instructions, then record final checks.SITE READINESS → EQUIPMENT HANDOVER01Check the baseSurvey and interface review02Receive & stageCount, inspect and protect03Assemble the systemFollow approved instructions04Check & hand overRecord alignment and issues
Sequence overview. Your appointed installers use the selected system instructions and local engineering details. Open full-size diagram ↗

Before shipment: a site-readiness review.

Before shipment: a site-readiness review.
WorkstreamReady meansResponsibility
FoundationLocal engineer confirms design, levels and anchor interfacesBuyer and local contractor
UtilitiesPower supply, cable routes, protective devices and lighting connectionsLocally appointed electrical team
HandlingUnloading equipment, trained operators, storage and weather protectionBuyer and local logistics team
Installation crewCompetent labour, tools, access equipment and safety arrangementsBuyer and local contractor
Equipment recordsDrawings, package sequence, component lists and instructionsVELNUZ equipment scope
SupervisionAttendance, remit, reporting and handover record if orderedAs expressly agreed in the service scope

The typical equipment sequence.

After the base is accepted by the responsible local team, the installers check deliveries against the packing list and establish the setting-out datum. Structure, mesh and glazing follow the approved method and safe handling plan. The selected surface, net and lighting are then installed and checked. Exact sequencing, tightening requirements and working methods come from the project instructions, not this general overview.

What supervision adds.

Where contracted, the supervisor helps the local team interpret the equipment instructions, records progress and raises discrepancies. This does not transfer responsibility for local labour, lifting, safety management, foundations, permits or the overall construction programme to VELNUZ.

Close out the installation.

  • Reconcile supplied parts and record any transit damage.
  • Complete the prescribed equipment checks and retain the records.
  • Resolve deviations before opening the affected equipment for use.
  • Hand over cleaning, maintenance and spare-part information to the operator.
  • Keep final drawings and component references available for future support.

Questions buyers ask.

How many days will installation take?

Duration depends on configuration, crew, equipment, weather and site readiness. The project plan should state its assumptions instead of using a universal promise.

Do you hire the local installation crew?

No. Local labour and site works stay with the buyer unless a separate written agreement says otherwise.

What if the foundation is not ready?

Resolve readiness with the local team before arranging delivery or supervisor travel. Storage, rescheduling and additional handling can change cost and timing.