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Opening an indoor screen tennis venue is a property, operations and coaching project as well as an equipment purchase. Work through the decisions in sequence so that the business model and room conditions support the technology.
Define the offer
Decide who the venue serves: coached beginners, repeat-practice members, academy students or a mix. Set a realistic session format and staffing plan before choosing a property. The offer affects the number of practice bays, waiting space and opening hours.
Validate the site and budget
Shortlist locations, collect room measurements and request a technical site assessment. Build a budget that separates lease and fit-out costs from equipment, installation, utilities, staffing, insurance and launch marketing. Confirm permits and building requirements with the appropriate local professionals; a product supplier’s quote is not a substitute.
Test before launch
After the configuration is agreed, plan staff training, session rules, safety checks, booking flow and a supervised trial period. Ask how the equipment is serviced and how guests receive help. Open with a program your team can deliver consistently rather than assuming demand from the technology alone.
Frequently asked questions
What should be decided first?
Start with the target customer and session model, then test whether a candidate site and budget support it.
Does RAXION provide architectural or licensing services?
Confirm the supplier’s exact scope in writing; do not assume those services are included.
Next step
Share your venue concept and candidate site with RAXION to begin a product-fit discussion.
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