The phases of a project
The timeline of a padel court is not just "assembly": the project goes through several phases, and they don't all take the same time.
| Phase | What it includes |
|---|---|
| Design and permits | Definition, building authorisations |
| Civil works | Slab or foundation, connections |
| Assembly | Structure, glass, playing surface |
| Commissioning | Final checks and handover |
Assembly is the fast part
Once the site is ready, assembling the structure, glass and surface usually takes a few weeks. It is the most predictable phase, because it depends on the product and the team, not on third parties.
What lengthens the timeline
Permits and civil works weigh the most: authorisations, foundations, connections. They should be tackled first, because they determine when assembly can begin.
In-house production, timings under control
Producing structure and components in-house helps control timings without depending on external suppliers for the main parts. It is one of the advantages of a single supply chain: read more in About us. For an estimate on your project, contact us.