Playing volume
Court dimensions, run-off, side clearance, roof height and ball trajectory are established before the structural geometry is frozen.
Sports Project BriefPermanent open-sided sports cover systems
SARENTA SPORT Court Covers provide a project-led pathway for permanent open-sided steel and tensioned-membrane roofs over pickleball, padel, tennis, basketball and multi-sport courts. The structure is developed around the actual court footprint, playing clearances, climate, lighting and local engineering requirements.
Open-sided membrane court cover · conceptual form
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Project planning
Final member sizes, structural loads, membrane build-up, wind / snow design, fire performance, corrosion protection, foundations and statutory compliance are confirmed against the selected project and destination.
Court dimensions, run-off, side clearance, roof height and ball trajectory are established before the structural geometry is frozen.
Wind, rainfall, coastal exposure, heat and other destination conditions drive the final frame, membrane, anchoring and corrosion-protection specification.
Lighting positions and any approved cameras, scoreboards or supporting equipment are coordinated with the structural layout and allowable loads.
Roof falls, drainage points, column positions, base plates and foundation reactions are resolved against the site and local civil / structural design.
Supply pathway
Apollo NZ Global is supply-only. The exact structural package is released only after the site, court or seating geometry, destination conditions and engineering requirements are defined.
Single-court and multi-court cover configurations
Open-sided permanent membrane-roof structures
Project-specific steel frame and connection schedule
Project-selected architectural membrane specification
Integrated drainage planning
Lighting and sports-technology coordination
Foundation reaction / base-information pathway for local design
Export packing and erection-document pathway
Plan · specify · compare
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Final structural design, foundations, anchoring, erection, electrical services, local engineering and approvals remain project-specific.