Wind + structural interface
Record site wind exposure and ensure the local project team reviews foundations, anchoring and applicable structural requirements.
New Zealand / Padel facilities
Padel court systems for New Zealand projects.
VETRAVA padel projects combine the court structure with glass, turf, lighting, foundation interfaces, access and the wider venue plan. New Zealand enquiries should begin with site dimensions, wind exposure and the intended operating model.
New Zealand project pathway Supply-only scope kept clear Current specifications stay on the main product pages
New Zealand project context
Plan the system around the New Zealand site.
This pathway adds local project context while current specifications, options and technical evidence remain on the main Apollo product pages so project teams work from one current source.
Court + venue planning
Court count, access, player circulation, lighting, viewing, social space and future expansion should be planned together.
Covered options
Where weather resilience matters, review covered-court pathways early enough to coordinate clear height, structure, lighting and drainage.
Product pathways
Move from the local brief into the right Apollo system.
Use these pages for current product scope, options and technical information.
Project brief
What to send for an initial New Zealand review.
A clear first brief makes it easier to confirm product fit, freight, documentation and local-work interfaces before pricing.
01Court count and site dimensions
02Wind / coastal exposure
03Foundation and drainage information
04Lighting, cover and commercial-facility requirements
New Zealand questions
Direct answers for project teams.
Does Apollo supply padel courts in New Zealand?
Yes. Apollo reviews New Zealand enquiries for padel courts through the VETRAVA pathway. Final availability, configuration, freight and documentation are confirmed for the actual project.
Does Apollo install padel courts in New Zealand?
Apollo is primarily a supply-only specialist. Local site works, foundations, electrical work, engineering, approvals and installation are coordinated separately unless a project-specific written scope says otherwise.
What should I send with a New Zealand project enquiry?
Send the town or region, intended use, dimensions or drawings, site photographs, quantities, target timing and any known coastal, wind, drainage, access or local-compliance requirements.
New Zealand project supply
Send the site, scope and outcome.
Apollo can review the relevant product pathway, available documentation, freight and supply scope. Local engineering, approvals, civil works, electrical work and installation remain with the appointed New Zealand project team unless expressly included in writing.