Manufacturing
From controlled production to project-ready delivery.
The court is only useful when the components, documents, responsibilities and site interfaces arrive with it.
The production route
Make the next handover visible.
A clear process reduces uncertainty between the approved brief, the factory and the project site.
01 / Brief
Clarify the scope.
Confirm the selected system, quantity, dimensions, finishes, documents and target schedule.
02 / Produce
Coordinate the components.
Structure, glass, floor, hardware and accessories are considered as one court system.
03 / Verify
Check before dispatch.
Project checks and relevant documentation help the site team understand what is arriving.
04 / Deliver
Protect the route.
Packaging, loading, access and installation communication form part of the delivery conversation.
Factory and delivery evidence
Show the process, not just the finished court.
Images and documents give the owner, architect and contractor a more concrete basis for coordination.
Packaging
Protect the components.
Glass, flooring, structure and accessories require appropriate protection and identification.
Loading
Plan the container.
Loading sequence and component information help the receiving team prepare.
Handling
Plan the sensitive moments.
Glass handling, unloading and internal movement need clear site coordination.
Need the delivery scope clarified?
Share the site conditions, access route and target schedule before the project moves into production.
