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The Greenset Difference. Why No Other Courts Play Like Greenset Courts, Greenset Worldwide, SL Phone +34 93 206 6142 and Why So Many Pros Prefer Greenset Only GreenSet can deliver the exact same court Innovative research & development from Melbourne, to London, Rio or NY! • Our cutting edge R&D is crucial to maintaining our • As the world’s leading expert in tennis surfaces, we customize every court to meet the individual reputation as the world leader in high quality courts. needs and preferences of the final user. • Our R&D is done not only in laboratories, but more • Whether we are building a new court from scratch or resurfacing an existing one, we use our importantly, also on the court. unique custom blend of the highest quality products to meet the user’s desired speed and • Professional tennis trainers and players provide us cushioning, installing the court in any personalized color. with constant feedback on our courts and new products. • Only GreenSet packages and ships all the top quality ingredients to the installation Improvements are tested on actual training courts site, all that is added during installation is water. This gives us complete control by professionals. to deliver the exact same court anywhere in the world. • A considerable number of the ITF’s leading National Associations, such as the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA, UK), the Fédération Française de Tennis (FFT, France) and the Real Federación Española de Tenis (RFET, Spain) use GreenSet courts in their facilities. • The most prestigious private tennis academies in Europe and the USA such as Sánchez-Casal Barcelona and Florida, Bruguera Tennis Academy, Center Pierre Barthés, and Rafa Nadal Tennis Academy use GreenSet courts. Unmatched quality & service • We are the official supplier of the Tennis Olympic Games in Rio 2016. • Our custom products are manufactured and installed with top quality raw materials such as pigments that guarantee the color will remain unaltered for years. • We use unique formulas, set to the client’s customized court specifications, which allow a uniform suspension of all components. This ensures consistency and homogeneity in any part of the court and between different courts worldwide. • Our products and surfaces undergo strict quality controls. In addition to our internal laboratory and field tests, our surfaces properties and quality have been tested and verified by various independent external laboratories all accredited by the ITF, as well as by Hawk-Eye in tournaments. • Thanks to our solid and highly qualified expert team, ranging from R&D laboratory, manufacturing, business management, logistics, and specialized installation technicians, no one can match our quality and service. • We offer surfaces classified by the International Tennis Federation ranging all possible classifications, from 1 to 5. • GreenSet has been a Member of the International Tennis Federation (ITF) Foundation for more than a decade. The GreenSet difference. Why no other courts play like GreenSet courts, GreenSet Worldwide, SL Phone +34 93 206 6142 and why so many pros prefer GreenSet. [email protected] www.greenset.net Our history Our permanent tennis courts • Established in 1970, we manufacture and distribute unique resins • The quality of our products and services has made GreenSet the first choice for thousands of clubs, with state-of-the-art court building technologies in more than training tennis centers, hundreds of training courts for tennis federations, and many continually used 50 countries around the world. public facilities, as well as private courts whose owners look for quality and durability. • We are the world’s leading expert in tennis surfaces, and have • Our unique blend of custom resins provides a denser/higher concentrated amount of product per square been the official ATP court for more than 25 years. meter and per layer, which also reduces the installation time (application and drying) and costs. No other court, regardless the number of layers, offers a higher consistent quality. • Thanks to our unique resins and commitment to quality and service we continue to grow and expand. No other • Our custom resin surfaces deliver unparalleled durability and endurance. They have been developed to company can match our experience in providing both last in perfect conditions and maintain their technical features for decades. Life expectancy depends on permanent and non-permanent tennis courts. usage and maintenance. Resurfacing is advisable every 5 to 7 years to maintain optimal performance and appearance. • Over the past 35 years, we have installed courts for more than 500 tournaments and events, including ATP, WTA, Davis Cup, • We offer a full range of customizable, permanent outdoor and indoor tennis courts. In addition to our and the Olympic Games. We are the world leader in the installation standardized courts (Grand Prix, Grand Prix Cup, Cushion, Cushion Flex, Comfort, Top, Pro, etc.), we of tennis courts for tournaments can customize the court to the owner’s unique requirements including bounce, speed, cushion, color and events. and more. • The most prestigious National Tennis Our tournament services Centers and Tennis Federations in Europe • We have built courts for over 500 tournaments, including some of the world’s most as well as a large number prestigious tennis events, where the courts have to be consistent and dependable. of other federations and The best proof of GreenSet’s quality of service is the number of tournaments that centers worldwide use keep coming back to us year after year. GreenSet courts in their facilities. • Our strict adherence to the scheduled timelines, crucial for the development of a tournament, together with the quality of the results are the main reasons why our customers contract our From top tennis player to services year after year. We carefully plan all tournaments together with the tournament coordinators, bringing over 30 years of experience to the partnership, preventing GreenSet’s President the unexpected. The acquisition of GreenSet in 2000 by • We developed the technology for non-permanent tennis surfaces applied former professional tennis player Javier for tournaments and have extensive know-how and vast experience in Sánchez Vicario was a turning point for MTC (Mobile Tournament Courts). the company. A former ATP Top Player, Javier’s background and experience provide an unmatched vision and understanding of the tennis world. Born into one of the top families in the world of tennis, Javier started young ranking No. 1 in the world as junior. Later, as a successful professional tennis player, Javier ranked also among the top players in the world (No. 23 in singles and 9 in doubles) along with sister Arantxa (No. 1 in singles) and brother Emilio (No. 6 in singles). Javier’s expertise both as player and as accomplished entrepreneur make him uniquely qualified to lead our company. Javier’s leadership combines a deep knowledge of the tennis business and tournament organization from all perspectives—he was elected by his peers to the ATP Player Council—and a vast experience as an entrepreneur. Javier personally tests and plays on our research courts..
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