Field enclosures, basketball supports and football goals
Supplementary supplier catalogue references for projects already served by Apollo's established sports equipment range. Product suitability is confirmed before quotation.
Source: SMART Group 2026 master catalogue, PDF pp. 99–120. The source contains some poorly encoded specification text. Accordingly, this section does not present unverifiable measurements, load ratings, compliance or a complete model-number inventory.
SPORTS FIELD ENCLOSURES
Sports field enclosure netting
SMART 2026 product manual, PDF pp. 99–107
Catalogue product scope
Perimeter mesh and net enclosure arrangements
Steel-post and framed field enclosure examples
Different sport / site arrangements illustrated
Project details required
Sport and ball type; field geometry; barrier height and length; mesh size; post spacing; gates; exposure and wind design; corrosion class; fixings and foundations.
Some source technical descriptions are poorly encoded and cannot be used to claim exact net wire sizes, mesh dimensions or structural capacities. Request the manufacturer's original legible schedule.
Supplier example structures and equipment combinations
Project details required
Indoor or outdoor; stationary or mobile; approved play level; backboard size/material; ring type; extension/projection; base or anchorage; safety padding; required test standards.
No particular model is described here as FIBA approved. Exact backboard, support and load test evidence must be linked to the selected model.
Competition or training purpose; goal size; fixed or portable; anti-tip anchorage; frame alloy/profile; net mesh/material; net support; coastal exposure; spare components.
Do not infer compliance with EN 748 or a governing-body specification solely from the catalogue. Request the current model datasheet and applicable test report.
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