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ATHREN FIELD · School & Community Multisport Facilities

Plan one shared-use field around the real sport mix — not a generic turf specification.

ATHREN FIELD school and community projects start by ranking the sports, users and operating priorities. The selected turf, shockpad, line plan, base and drainage are then coordinated with goals, perimeter, lighting, storage, player and spectator infrastructure, technology and maintenance so the field remains practical in daily use.

School · Community · Club · TrainingSport-mix-led surface selectionShared field + complete infrastructureGlobal supply-only coordination
Modern school and community synthetic multisport field with lighting, fencing and sports buildingIllustrative ATHREN FIELD shared-use facility concept. Final sport mix, surface and infrastructure are project-specific.

Shared-use planning

Rank the sports before choosing the surface.

A multisport field succeeds when the primary and secondary activities are clear. Trying to make every sport equal can create poor ball behaviour, confusing line marking and avoidable maintenance problems.

01 · 01

Set the sport hierarchy

Identify the primary sport, secondary sports, PE and recreation uses, user age groups, public access and expected weekly loading.

02 · 02

Select the shared-use field system

Choose the turf, shockpad where required, infill strategy and line hierarchy around the most important performance demands.

03 · 03

Plan the operating infrastructure

Coordinate equipment, storage, fencing, lighting, circulation, player/spectator zones, technology and maintenance access.

04 · 04

Confirm responsibility and future change

Record supply scope, local civil and installation responsibilities, maintenance ownership and how the facility can adapt as programmes change.

Apollo supplies the agreed surface and supporting product package. Local civil works, electrical work, installation, compliance and any sport-specific field testing remain separate project responsibilities unless expressly included.

Product details

Shared-use field building blocks

Each facility is assembled around the actual programme rather than a fixed multisport bill of materials.

01Sport hierarchy
Primary · secondary · occasionalThe highest-priority activity and required performance level control the surface-selection process.
02Playing surface
School · community · club / trainingThe exact turf construction is chosen around the agreed sports mix, use intensity and maintenance model.
03Shockpad
Project-specificIncluded where the sport mix, safety brief or selected field construction requires it.
04Line marking
Permanent · secondary · project-specificLine colour and prominence are planned so primary sports remain readable without overwhelming the field.
05Base interface
Project-specific civil designLevels, stability and falls must suit the selected field system and surrounding use.
06Drainage
Surface + sub-surface strategyField drainage is coordinated with rainfall, base design and destination conditions.
07Sports equipment
Fixed · socketed · removable · portableGoals, posts and other equipment are selected around changeover frequency, storage and shared use.
08Perimeter & access
Fencing · gates · containmentContainment is selected around the sports with the highest ball-flight and access demands.
09Lighting
Project photometric designLighting is planned around all programmed sports, operating hours and neighbouring uses.
10Storage & operations
Equipment + maintenance storageShared-use sites need practical storage for movable equipment, spares and maintenance tools.
11Players & spectators
Benches · shelters · accessible viewingSchool and community circulation, supervision and waiting areas are considered as part of the facility.
12Maintenance
Defined operating planCleaning, brushing, infill management where applicable and equipment checks need an identified owner and schedule.
13Supply model
Supply onlyApollo supplies the agreed products and documentation; local works and approvals remain separate scopes.

Final turf construction, shockpad, line hierarchy, drainage, equipment and maintenance requirements are confirmed against the actual sport mix and site before quotation. Apollo NZ Global is supply-only.

Complete shared-use facility

Connect the sport mix to the systems that make daily operation practical.

Use ATHREN FIELD for the shared-use surface, then coordinate lighting, containment, equipment, seating, storage and technology around the actual programme.

Applications + project fit

Shared-use does not mean one surface automatically suits every sport.

Primary sport controls the brief

The field should first satisfy the most important or technically demanding activity, then be tested against secondary uses.

Line hierarchy matters

Too many equally prominent markings reduce usability. Primary, secondary and occasional line systems should be planned deliberately.

Equipment must support changeover

Removable or portable goals and posts can preserve flexibility, but storage, handling and changeover time must be designed into the facility.

Schools need supervision and durability

Circulation, access, age groups, PE use and after-hours community access can matter as much as the nominal sport specification.

Community facilities need maintainable choices

The best shared-use system is one the operator can clean, inspect, repair and maintain consistently over time.

Future change should be possible

A clear field hierarchy, sensible equipment strategy and documented surface system make later programme changes easier to manage.

Applications
SchoolsCouncilsCommunity sports hubsClubs and academiesShared training fieldsResorts and developmentsInternational community projects
Product snapshot

ATHREN FIELD School & Community Multisport Facilities

Complete shared-use field pathway structured around primary, secondary and occasional sports, surface selection, shockpad where required, line hierarchy, base and drainage, movable equipment, perimeter, lighting, storage, spectators and maintenance. Final suitability is controlled by the actual sport mix. Apollo NZ Global is supply-only.

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Configuration

Project Reviewed

TechnicalTechnical documents not yet centralisedDrawingsDrawing review by projectRegionalGlobal project reviewRelated0 controlled pathwaysSupply modelSupply-only · manual project quotation

This snapshot summarises the current Apollo product record. Final configuration, interfaces, engineering, certification and destination requirements are confirmed against the project.

Project planning

Useful product details at a glance.

Product information
Project checkTechnical Review Required

Configuration, technical evidence, interfaces, exposure or destination requirements need product-specific review before the final supply package is confirmed.

Build project brief

Final engineering, testing, approvals and destination requirements are confirmed for the actual project where applicable.

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