Indoor sports halls
Review slip performance, impact response, ball behaviour, substrate moisture, line markings and rolling equipment for the actual sport programme.
Compare indoor sports vinylATHREN COURT · SPORTS SURFACE SYSTEMS
Sports flooring. Six clear categories.
Compare indoor sports vinyl, outdoor court tiles, competition hardwood, resilient systems and portable roll-out flooring. Match the floor to the sport, base condition, venue operation and maintenance plan before choosing an exact system.
Apollo NZ Global · Worldwide supply only · Installation arranged locally
FLOORING SYSTEM SELECTION
Choose by the facility, not the flooring headline.
The same sport can need a different floor indoors, outdoors or in a temporary venue. The intended operating environment comes first.
Outdoor courts and school hardstands
Check base condition, drainage and outdoor exposure before comparing modular court tiles with other suitable surface systems.
Explore outdoor modular tilesSports centres and competition arenas
For sports arena flooring, start with the booking programme, court markings, competition use, multi-sport changeovers, floor protection and storage—not just surface thickness.
Plan sports arena flooringPortable tournaments and temporary courts
Calculate the full handling and storage plan, including transportable sections, seams, base protection, staff and frequency of deployment.
Explore roll-out floorsApollo supplies ATHREN products and available product documentation only. Existing slab or court assessment, preparation, site engineering, electrical works, local approvals and installation are independently managed by the purchaser and their appointed local contractors.
CHOOSE YOUR FLOOR
Explore six flooring categories
Each pathway leads to relevant surface options. Exact suitability and technical evidence are confirmed for the selected system.
01Indoor Sports Flooring
Sports halls, basketball, netball and indoor multi-sport venues.
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02Outdoor Modular Flooring
Interlocking PP and resilient tiles for schools, clubs and outdoor courts.
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03Portable & Roll-Out Flooring
Removable venue floors, tournament surfaces and temporary court conversions.
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04Basketball & 3×3 Flooring
Dedicated basketball court surfaces and competition-focused 3×3 pathways.
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05Pickleball & Tennis Flooring
Compare racquet flooring by sport, installation and existing base before selecting a specific surface.
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06School & Multi-Sport Flooring
Shared-use sports halls and school courts with practical durability and maintenance choices.
Explore flooringNOT SURE WHERE TO START?
Match your floor to your sport and site.
Compare indoor or outdoor use, portability, substrate and playing requirements before selecting a product.
Pickleball flooring comparison & site-planning guide → Tennis surface comparison → Multi-sport court planner →
FOR ARCHITECTS, CLUBS & PROJECT TEAMS
Technical information without the clutter.
Construction, thicknesses, performance data, installation conditions and current documentation belong on the individual product pages—not in a crowded master catalogue. For whole-venue briefs, treat flooring, sports equipment, spectator seating and lighting as distinct supply decisions with their own specifications.
What to confirm before specifying a floor
Confirm sport and intended level of play, exact model and construction, base condition, drainage and moisture, seam/fixing method, handling and maintenance, documented performance claims, approvals, warranty and freight. Portable floors additionally require verification of pack-down frequency, storage and existing-floor protection.
PRACTICAL SPECIFICATION ANSWERS
Questions to answer before ordering a sports surface.
Can a sports floor go over existing concrete?
Potentially, but only where the selected system accepts the substrate and the local installer confirms flatness, moisture, soundness, surface contamination, movement and any preparation required.
Review the base and drainage guideIs a portable sports floor always easy to move?
No. Court area, roll or tile mass, crew requirements, protection of the existing floor, storage and repeated deployment affect whether portable flooring is practical.
Read the portable court reality checkWhich technical evidence matters?
Ask for the exact construction, intended sports, tested performance where available, substrate and installation limits, maintenance documents and any certification required for the particular venue.
Use the selection guidePlanning a sports flooring project?
Tell us the sport, location, surface area and existing base. Apollo can review suitable ATHREN supply-only options.
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