Squash court systems for global projects

Plan & Support / Delivery

A clearer route from production to play.

Delivery works best when packaging, access, installation and responsibilities are visible before the truck arrives.

Squash court component packaging

The delivery journey

Every handover has a better starting point.

A complete court project is more than a product leaving the factory. The route from packing to handover needs the right information at each stage.

Prepare

Confirm the scope.

Align the selected system, components, documents, site conditions and target schedule.

Pack

Protect the components.

Use appropriate packaging for glass, flooring, structure and accessories.

Load

Plan the container.

Coordinate loading sequence, component identification and information needed at receipt.

Receive

Prepare the site.

Make the unloading area, access route, storage space and responsible contact clear.

Install

Coordinate the build.

Bring the site, installation team, technical documents and surrounding trades together.

Handover

Close the loop.

Review the completed court, outstanding items, documents and the route back to operation.

Make the interfaces clear

Everyone should know what happens next.

The final project scope should confirm responsibilities for the court, site, delivery, installation and handover.

LDK coordinates

System and documents.

Selected scope, component information, relevant documents and project coordination.

Client prepares

Site information and access.

Provide dimensions, access details, target dates, approvals and the responsible contact.

Contractor confirms

Local site activity.

Foundation, floor, services, unloading, storage, installation sequence and handover items.

Delivery evidence

Show the process, not just the finished court.

Good delivery planning starts before loading.

Factory to site

Good delivery planning starts before loading.

Packaging, documentation and access are part of project readiness.

Protect the route.

Packaging

Protect the route.

Components need to arrive identifiable, protected and ready for the next handover.

Plan the sensitive moments.

Handling

Plan the sensitive moments.

Glass handling, unloading and internal movement need clear coordination.

Need to coordinate delivery?

Share the site access, target window and responsible project contacts.