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Glass Court Systems. Built Around Your Venue.

Define the glass, playing surfaces and site interfaces as one coordinated court package. Start with how your venue will be used, then agree the system and delivery scope.

Glass squash court with a blue playing surface
Concept visualisation · final design is project-specific

THE PROJECT SCOPE

Choose the court format that fits your venue

All-glass showcourt

Plan a visible centrepiece for spectators, coaching or event use. Review the glazing layout, surface colours, lighting and viewing positions together.

Glass-backed court

Combine a glass rear wall and door with a compatible playing-wall system. Define the junctions, supports and access route before ordering.

Multi-court venue

Coordinate individual court packages with circulation, coaching areas, building services and the operator’s maintenance plan.

Panel-wall court

Specify a panel-wall system where training capacity matters more than spectator visibility. Panel and glass courts are frequently combined in one venue — a showcourt for events and coaching, panel courts for daily play — on a single delivery scope.

Squash venue planning concept
Concept visualisation

DESIGNED AS A SYSTEM

Glass, hardware and interfaces belong in the same drawing.

An attractive court is only one part of the brief. Panel identification, door operation, fixings, structural interfaces and replacement access need to be agreed as a complete assembly.

DISCUSS YOUR REQUIREMENTS

SCOPE BEFORE SUPPLY

What belongs in the agreed court scope

Scope item Define before supply Handover evidence
Glass assembly Panel layout, thickness, finish, edge details and door configuration Approved drawings and the agreed glass test documentation
Supports & fittings Substrate, anchoring responsibility, hardware compatibility and corrosion exposure Fixing schedule, installation interfaces and parts list
Playing surfaces Wall type, floor build-up, line layout and chosen colour system Approved material schedule and samples
Venue interfaces Clear space, access, power, ventilation and surrounding circulation Site checklist with responsibilities assigned
Delivery package Packing method, panel numbering, spare parts and unloading requirements Packing list, inspection record and handover file

The final quotation and approved specification define the supplied package and responsibilities.

BEFORE YOU ENQUIRE

Questions worth resolving early.

Can I choose the court colours?

Yes — colour is part of the specification, not an afterthought. Glass walls, playing surfaces and structural profiles can be finished to a chosen palette: clear, frosted or coloured glass, with matching floor and profile colours. Courts from this supply chain have been delivered in pink, purple, yellow and full-frosted formats. Include your preferred palette in the brief; the final colour, surface finish and visibility requirements are confirmed against the selected system and approved samples.

Is every proposed court automatically certified?

Certification is specific to the supplied product and its documented scope. Tell us the requirements in your tender so the relevant evidence can be reviewed before quotation.

Can you supply only a glass rear wall?

Send the existing court drawings and photographs. Compatibility with the surrounding structure, floor and playing walls must be assessed before a replacement scope is agreed.

VELNUZ SPORTS

Start with your venue brief.

Share your location, drawings and intended use.

BUILD A COURT SCOPE