Community / education
School/training rink with modular boards, safe goals and efficient storage.
GLOBAL SPORTS TECHNICAL LIBRARY
INDOOR HALL · FLOORBALL TECHNICAL CENTRE
Floorball facility technical centre.
Floorball depends on the rink-board system and its operating logistics as much as the floor. This centre covers full and compact rinks, board movement/storage, goals, flooring, lighting and current IFF rules.
Apollo Technical Reference · Edition 2026.1 · Governing references reviewed October 2026 · always verify the current competition documents for final design.
0140 × 20 m full rink
0236 × 18 m minimum rule reference
032026 IFF rules valid from 1 July 2026
04Rink-board storage is a core facility issue
INTERACTIVE FACILITY MAP
See the floorball facility as one connected system.
Select a layer to see why it matters. This is a conceptual coordination map—not a dimensioned court, field, structural or compliance drawing.
FLOORBALLPLAYING AREA
FACILITY ENVELOPE · CIRCULATION · TECHNICAL INTERFACES
SPORT→SURFACE→EQUIPMENT→STRUCTURE→LIGHT→SPECTATORS→TECHNOLOGY→OPERATIONS
FACILITY LEVEL MATRIX
The technical brief changes with the level of venue.
Do not copy elite-event requirements into every community project—or under-specify a competition venue from a school checklist.
Club / academy
Club hall with full rink, benches, scoreboard and repeat changeover.
Competition
Competition venue with exact IFF-marked equipment, lighting, team zones and event systems.
Elite / major venue
Major event hall with spectator seating, FÍSVOR, broadcast, media and professional changeover.
12 TECHNICAL TOPICS
Design the complete floorball environment.
Each topic is part of the same facility. Changing one layer can affect several others, which is why product selection should follow the complete brief.
01
Playing geometry
Coordinate full or permitted smaller rink dimensions, rounded board corners, goal creases, team zones and spectator circulation.
02
Surface / playing system
Use flat, resilient indoor flooring suited to fast ball roll and repeated board installation; protect finish from board trolleys and events.
03
Sport equipment
Rink boards, gates, corners, goals, nets, trolleys and benches need exact IFF marking/evidence where required.
04
Lighting
Fast low ball movement needs even, low-glare lighting and clean sightlines.
05
Spectators
Rink boards create a clear player boundary but spectator access, team benches and emergency paths still need coordinated openings.
06
Structure + building interface
Floor loading, board storage racks, divider systems, displays and roof services need hall-level planning.
07
Environment
Temperature and ventilation should maintain player comfort without condensation or unstable floor conditions.
08
Accessibility
Accessible spectator positions and circulation should be planned around rink gates and team zones.
09
Storage + changeover
A complete rink consumes substantial storage. Trolley dimensions, stack height, door width and route turns should be drawn.
10
Technology + controls
Score/time, penalty clocks, FÍSVOR displays and PA should be coordinated with scorer and team zones.
11
Evidence + standards
The IFF Rules of the Game 2026 are valid from 1 July 2026; equipment marking/certification requirements remain exact-product specific.
12
Maintenance + lifecycle
Inspect board joints, gates, corners, trolley wheels, goals/nets, floor, scoreboard and storage racks.
EVIDENCE LADDER
Do not collapse different kinds of evidence into one “approved” claim.
Official rule / governing reference
Defines the sport or competition requirement. It does not automatically approve a supplier or construction detail.
Product test / approval
Applies to an exact surface, equipment item or system configuration and the scope stated by the governing programme.
Installed facility test / certification
Where the sport offers it, field/court/facility testing confirms the finished installation rather than only the product.
Project engineering
Foundations, supports, wind/seismic loads, electrical, building interfaces and local-code compliance remain project-specific.
Commercial release
Warranty, documentation, spares, freight, installation responsibility and exact quoted configuration are closed before order.
SPECIFICATION INPUTS
Information a useful floorball specification should contain.
These inputs can become a consultant brief, RFP schedule or Apollo project review without prematurely inventing an exact model.
01
Full/compact rink
02
Competition level
03
Floor
04
Board/gate system
05
Goals
06
Team/scorer zones
07
Lighting
08
Score/penalty clocks
09
Spectators
10
Storage/trolleys
PERFORMANCE-SPECIFICATION STARTERS
Clause intent that can be developed into the project specification.
These are performance-based starting points, not a substitute for the project architect, engineer, governing body or exact selected-system data.
Playing environment
Coordinate full or permitted smaller rink dimensions, rounded board corners, goal creases, team zones and spectator circulation.
Surface performance
Use flat, resilient indoor flooring suited to fast ball roll and repeated board installation; protect finish from board trolleys and events.
Evidence and approvals
The IFF Rules of the Game 2026 are valid from 1 July 2026; equipment marking/certification requirements remain exact-product specific.
Maintenance and lifecycle
Inspect board joints, gates, corners, trolley wheels, goals/nets, floor, scoreboard and storage racks.
DRAWING ROADMAP
Draw the interfaces that words usually miss.
Public planning diagrams can define intent. Exact fabrication, foundation, fixing and model drawings should follow only when the selected system is verified.
Rink plan
Board/gate schedule
Goal/crease plan
Lighting plan
Team/scorer layout
Storage/trolley layout
Changeover sequence
TECHNICAL DIAGRAM PACK
Floorball planning diagrams for the interfaces that written specifications miss.
Four vector sheets cover plan geometry, vertical coordination, equipment/operations and spectator/technology interfaces. Verified sport dimensions are shown only where the technical baseline supports them; conceptual allowances remain explicitly labelled.
PACKLTV-FLOORBALL
SPORTFloorball
REFERENCE REVIEW04 OCT 2026
STATUSPLANNING / COORDINATION
01
Dimensioned Plan
02
Vertical / Section Coordination
03
Equipment + Operations Zoning
04
Spectator + Lighting + Technology
Planning diagram status
These diagrams organise coordination information. They are not fabrication drawings, engineering drawings, construction details, certified court/field layouts or statutory documentation. Current governing-body requirements, exact selected-system drawings and local professional design take precedence.
MAINTENANCE & LIFECYCLE
Make performance maintainable.
01Boards/joints
02Gates/corners
03Goals/nets
04Floor
05Trolleys
06Score/clock systems
07Lighting
08Storage racks
TROUBLESHOOTING
Common symptoms worth investigating.
Board gaps/misalignment
Inspect joints, floor flatness and damaged panels.
Rink setup slow
Review trolley loading order, route and crew sequence.
Boards mark floor
Check wheels/feet and floor protection.
Gate sticks
Inspect hinges/latches and panel alignment.
Score clock errors
Check configuration and controls.
Ball visibility poor
Review floor/wall contrast and lighting.
SPORTS PLANNING CALCULATORS
Turn early ideas into measurable planning inputs.
These are concept-planning tools—not engineering, certification, accessibility or photometric calculators. Every input is visible and editable so assumptions stay explicit.
40 × 20 m full-rink reference with editable 2 m operational surround.
CALCULATOR 01
Facility footprint
44 × 24 mconcept precinct rectangle
1056 m²concept footprint
1playing units
CALCULATOR 02
Surface planning quantity
800 m²playing-area total
832 m²planning quantity incl. allowance
This is area arithmetic only. Roll widths, tile modules, seams, line systems, perimeter details and manufacturer-specific waste factors can change the final order quantity.
CALCULATOR 03
Spectator concept
50seats per row concept
27 mapproximate row length
Not a code or sightline calculation. Final rows, aisles, vomitories, accessible positions, guards, rake and egress must be developed by the project team.
BUILDER 04
Lighting brief
01Confirm the sport and exact competition level.
02Define the playing area plus spectator, camera and officials zones.
03Coordinate luminaire locations with structure, roof services, poles and maintenance access.
04Control glare for players, officials and spectators.
05Confirm local electrical, emergency-lighting and spill-light requirements.
06Define training, match and reduced-energy operating modes where controls support them.
NEXT STEP
Carry the assumptions into the technical and specification workflow.
The rink-board system and storage route are major facility inputs. Compact rink dimensions may be permitted for some levels; verify current IFF rules.
PRIMARY GOVERNING REFERENCES
Use Apollo to navigate the technical problem—then verify the rule at source.
We link to the governing organisation rather than republishing whole standards. Rules, manuals, approval lists and competition requirements change.
Reference review date: 4 October 2026. Governing-body content remains owned and controlled by the relevant organisation. Apollo's summaries are planning aids, not substitutes for the current official rules or local professional advice.
CITE THIS RESOURCE
Floorball Facility Technical Centre
- Publisher
- Apollo NZ Global
- Edition
- 2026.1
- Reviewed
- 4 October 2026
Apollo NZ Global. Floorball Facility Technical Centre. LUTHVAR Global Sports Technical Library, 2026.1. https://apollonzglobal.com/floorball-systems/facility-technical-centre
Technical reference & source policyPROJECT-SPECIFIC REVIEW
Turn the technical reference into a controlled floorball project brief.
Apollo remains supply-only. Local design, foundations, civil works, installation, statutory approvals and professional sign-off remain with the appropriate project parties unless a specific support item is expressly included.