Europe cases
Moscow, Dublin, Hungary, Britain, Slovakia, Italy, Sweden, and Portugal.
See how court components, materials, export packing, and installation communication are prepared for overseas projects.
2026 brochure highlights
ZHPADELCOURT presents a factory-backed supply model for overseas padel court projects, including a 16,000+ sqm modern production base, CNC cutting, robotic welding, CE and ISO quality signals, export packing, and container loading coordination.
Materials and options
The brochure adds clearer technical proof for buyers comparing suppliers: galvanized steel structures, 12 mm tempered safety glass, professional artificial turf, IP66 lighting, and custom color, logo, pole, profile, and component options.
Hot-dip galvanized steel with epoxy zinc-rich primer and polyester topcoat options.
12 mm tempered safety glass for court systems, with EN 12150-2:2004 listed in the brochure.
12 mm pile height, 63,000 tufts per sqm, 9,500 Dtex, and multiple turf color options.
400W, 5000K, IP66 lighting with Philips 5050 LEDs and Inventronics driver options.
Global project proof
These brochure case pages help search engines and international buyers connect ZHPADELCOURT with real project references across Europe, Africa, and North America.
Padel court factory
International buyers need more than a court price. They need clear factory control, checked components, oversized export packing, loading coordination, and installation support that helps the local team receive and assemble the court with fewer surprises.
Steel processing, component preparation, and production checks are managed before the order moves into packing.
Large rolls, glass crates, panels, and long steel parts are protected and labeled before the shipment moves to loading.
Wooden crates and wrapped components help buyers track each court set and reduce handling risk during international shipment.
Certification evidence
These certificate images help overseas buyers review product attestation and factory management-system documents before discussing quotation, packing, and shipment.
Attestation document for panel-style tennis court models, with listed European standards and model annex.
Annex page listing covered ZH model codes for the attestation document.
Quality management system certificate for sports equipment production management.
Occupational health and safety management system certificate for production operations.
Environmental management system certificate supporting more controlled factory operations.
Large-size packing proof
Oversized padel court materials need clear grouping, wrapping, wooden crate protection, and labels so the receiving team can check the shipment faster.
Turf rolls and long materials are wrapped as oversized packages and marked for easier warehouse checking.
Glass and large flat components are prepared in wooden crates to support safer handling before loading.
Panel packages are stacked and grouped so buyers can check quantities and loading sequence before dispatch.
Steel parts are labeled by group to help the receiving and installation teams identify components on site.
Export workflow
Model, quantity, site use, wind requirement, turf color, glass, lighting, and destination are confirmed before production.
Components are grouped by court system, with large rolls, wooden crates, panels, steel parts, mesh, turf, lights, and hardware prepared for checking.
Before dispatch, buyers can request large-package photos, packing records, and loading photos for internal records and customs coordination.
Installation drawings, component references, and remote communication help the local contractor assemble the court on site.
Yes. Buyers can request packing photos, large-package photos, component references, and loading information before the order leaves the factory.
Large rolls, wooden crates, stacked panels, and labeled steel parts are grouped by shipment plan so the buyer and receiving team can identify the court components more clearly.
Yes. The team can help confirm model mix, quantity, packing sequence, and shipment information for distributor container planning.
Yes. Installation drawings and remote communication can be provided so the local installation team understands the court structure and sequence.