1. Define the sport and users
Record the primary sport, secondary sports, user group, intensity, environment and whether the facility is permanent, staged or temporary.
Sports & Courts · Web handbook
Sports Flooring Planning Handbook
Use this web handbook as the front door to Apollo's sports-flooring planning system. It brings the major decisions into one sequence and points to the current product and technical pages that control the supplied system.
Planning guidance — final supplied configuration remains project-specific.
Reviewed September 2026 · Current live planning resource
2. Read the base and drainage
Confirm the supporting base, cracking, levels, coatings, drainage and any civil repair requirements before selecting the finish.
3. Compare the surface family
Use the Sports Flooring Selector and the modular-versus-roll comparison to narrow the product family.
4. Build the supply brief
Add dimensions, markings, accessories, destination, photos and timing, then submit the project for manual Apollo review.
Reference this resource
Use the permanent Apollo page when sharing or citing this guide.
Link to the live page rather than a saved copy so readers reach the current Apollo planning resource and its latest product and planning links.
Permanent guide URL
apollonzglobal.com/knowledge-centre/sports-courts/sports-flooring-handbookSuggested citation
Apollo NZ Global. Sports Flooring Planning Handbook. apollonzglobal.com/knowledge-centre/sports-courts/sports-flooring-handbookReference & source policy Move from knowledge to project