What is actually in the room in Barberà del Vallès

We have started talking about a floor rather than a warehouse, so it is worth being precise about what that floor currently is — including the parts that are not finished.

What exists

A room in Barberà del Vallès, just outside Barcelona. Tables, chairs, lighting overhead, climate control on the wall. Product on shelves along one side. Posters for half a dozen games on the other.

People already play there. Not as a scheduled event with a sign-up sheet — as a room with tables in it that get used. That is a smaller claim than "we run a play space", and it is the accurate one.

What it is not, yet

It is not a shop counter. There is no over-the-counter retail and no order collection at this stage; every order still ships insured, and that is the answer in our FAQ too. When it changes, the FAQ changes with it.

And there is no organised play under our own banner. No leagues, no sanctioned tournaments, no accreditation. We could describe the internal sessions that have happened as an "event programme" and it would be technically defensible marketing, but anyone who asked a follow-up question would find out within one exchange, and that is a bad trade.

What is already committed

The allocation. Stock is being reserved for organised play before the calendar for it exists.

That order matters more than it sounds. A shop that builds a calendar first and then goes looking for product ends up cancelling events, and a cancelled event costs more trust than a delayed one ever would. Product first, dates second, announcement third — and the announcement will come here, with dates on it.

Why we are telling you the unfinished parts

Because the finished parts are easier to believe when the unfinished ones are on the same page.

Anybody can write four confident sentences about a space. What is harder to fake is being specific about where the edges are — and if you are a distributor, an organiser, or somebody deciding whether to spend a Thursday evening with us, the edges are exactly what you need to know.

The tables are real. They are in use. The rest is being built, and you will hear about it when it is.