Kristrup Badminton Club – KBK Webshop

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Below you will find all the times the club has available. Find your desired time and press the purchase tab and then you will be asked for some information that the club will need. All fields with a red border bowl must be completed to proceed. In the end, you just have to pay. You will now receive an email as a receipt for the purchased track and then you can start. However, only when the season starts or is underway.

Registration is binding for the entire Season 25/26

Paderuphallen

(Season: 12.08-2025 to 30.04-2026)

1 court for 1 hour per week DKK 1000 per season + administration costs.

Kristrup- and Tirsdalen school Gymnasium

(Season 12.08.2025 – 30.04.2026) Please note that badminton is closed during the school holidays.

1 track for 1 hour per week DKK 400 per season. + administration costs.

Your e-mail address will be used for convening the General Assembly as well as notifications regarding your course. Cancellations will always appear on the website.

In schools, however, the janitor must first be contacted to gain access to the school.

Tirsdalen school:

You must contact Tirsdalen school by phone for more information on how to get in, etc.

Then you can start.

To make an appointment, contact the school’s service staff, Henrik Svendsen, mobile 20 78 85 14 or

Klaus Property Service: Tel.: 61124648

(Ejendomsservice has set up a hotline on tel. no. 8915 6969 which you should contact if there are problems in the school halls)

Kristrup school:

You can start when you have contacted the janitor for more information about access to school etc. and agreed how you will enter Kristrup School.

Kristrup school Caretaker: Carsten tel. 6112 2241 E-mail.: [email protected]

Caretaker replacements can be contacted by writing to: [email protected] or tel. 6112 9777 or Poul 61 12 6246

Start searching now the desired hall/school and then find the desired time.

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