01Separate the surface families before comparing models
Enlio pathways include outdoor modular systems, competition-oriented court surfaces, pickleball and tennis rolls, indoor resilient products, futsal pathways and wood-pattern sports flooring. These products solve different project problems and should not be compared as if they were interchangeable.
Start with sport, indoor or outdoor use, base condition, drainage, expected playing level and maintenance model.
02Use competition pedigree carefully
Enlio has documented international competition use, including the 3×3 basketball pathway. That pedigree supports manufacturer credibility, but exact certification or event history should only be attached to the specific product family and evidence that actually supports it.
Apollo keeps model-level performance claims tied to the current technical information rather than transferring them across the whole range.
03Match outdoor systems to the base and water strategy
Open modular systems can support through-surface drainage, but the supporting base still needs stability, falls and an outlet. Continuous roll systems place more emphasis on base preparation, seams, fixing and perimeter water management.
Existing courts should be inspected for movement, cracking, ponding and old coatings before the supplied surface is selected.
04Treat indoor resilient floors as a separate specification
Indoor basketball, futsal and multi-purpose halls can use layered resilient systems with different thickness, cushioning, backing and installation requirements from outdoor modular courts.
Subfloor moisture, flatness, transitions, fixing method and exact model certification should be confirmed for the selected indoor system.
05Build the final Enlio brief from the project, not the catalogue
Send the sport, user level, area, base, drainage, environment, colour or branding requirements, destination and programme. Apollo can then narrow the relevant Enlio pathway and prepare project-specific pricing manually.
Installation, civil repair, local engineering and statutory requirements remain separately defined for the project.