Community / education
School/training hall with safe goals, resilient floor, wall protection and storage.
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Futsal
Facility Specification Pack
A futsal hall needs to manage fast ball movement, goal restraint, wall proximity, floor performance, team areas and spectator/event infrastructure without compromising shared-hall operation.
OWNERApollo NZ Global · LUTHVAR
COMMERCIAL MODELWholesale & Project Supply · Supply-only
TECHNICAL OWNERFutsal Facility Technical Centre
PROJECT PATHProject Brief
01
PROJECT INTENT
Define the facility level before selecting systems.
Club / academy
Club hall with repeat goal handling, team areas, scoreboard and spectators.
Competition
Competition-oriented hall with controlled pitch, exact goal evidence, event lighting and officials.
Elite / major venue
Arena/event pathway with major seating, FÍSVOR, broadcast lighting and professional operations.
02
TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
Twelve coordination clauses for the complete facility.
geometry
Freeze the intended competition dimensions, run-off, team/substitution zones, scorer/timekeeper and goal location before adding seating or wall systems.
surface
Use a flat, consistent indoor sports floor matched to intended competition and shared sport mix; control slip, ball behaviour, seams and protection.
equipment
Goals require exact geometry, nets and restraint/anchoring. Portable goals must have a safe movement and storage method.
lighting
Coordinate fast ball visibility, glare, cameras and shared-hall modes.
spectators
Keep seating and circulation outside run-off while protecting spectator areas from fast balls where needed.
structure
Goal anchors/restraint, wall protection, dividers, scoreboard/display, lighting and roof services should be resolved together.
environment
Indoor thermal comfort and ventilation should avoid strong draughts across play. Urban outdoor/cage formats require drainage, UV and noise planning.
accessibility
Accessible spectator, player and community-use routes must not compromise run-off or emergency circulation.
storage
Goals, nets, benches, protection, dividers and scorer equipment are bulky; show their parked dimensions and movement route.
technology
Game clock, scoreboard, FÍSVOR, PA and camera systems should share a clear officials/control architecture.
evidence
Keep FIFA/IHF-style goal dimensions or local competition requirements distinct from exact goal product evidence and structural restraint.
lifecycle
Inspect floor, goals, nets, restraint hardware, wall padding, score systems and storage equipment.
03
PROJECT INPUT SCHEDULE
Information to obtain before the exact system is released.
01
Competition format
02
Pitch dimensions
03
Floor system
04
Goal type/restraint
05
Run-off / wall proximity
06
Protection/dividers
07
Lighting
08
Team/official zones
09
Scoring / FÍSVOR
10
Spectator capacity
11
Storage
04
DRAWING & SUBMITTAL ROADMAP
Draw the interfaces that can create procurement errors.
Pitch/run-off plan
Planning reference first. Exact fabrication, foundation, fixing or selected-system drawings follow after system verification.
Goal restraint detail
Planning reference first. Exact fabrication, foundation, fixing or selected-system drawings follow after system verification.
Wall-protection elevation
Planning reference first. Exact fabrication, foundation, fixing or selected-system drawings follow after system verification.
Lighting plan
Planning reference first. Exact fabrication, foundation, fixing or selected-system drawings follow after system verification.
Team/scorer layout
Planning reference first. Exact fabrication, foundation, fixing or selected-system drawings follow after system verification.
Seating/barrier plan
Planning reference first. Exact fabrication, foundation, fixing or selected-system drawings follow after system verification.
Storage/changeover plan
Planning reference first. Exact fabrication, foundation, fixing or selected-system drawings follow after system verification.
05
EVIDENCE & RELEASE
Keep each evidence type attached to what it actually proves.
Governing rule
Defines sport or competition requirements. It does not approve a supplier or local construction detail.
Exact product evidence
Testing, approval, certification or manufacturer evidence must match the selected product/configuration.
Installed outcome
Where applicable, field/court/facility certification relates to the completed installation rather than the product alone.
Project engineering
Foundations, structural supports, wind/seismic, electrical and building interfaces remain project-specific.
Commercial release
Quantity, documentation, warranty, freight, installation boundaries, spares and handover are closed before order.
06
MAINTENANCE & HANDOVER
Specify how performance will be maintained.
01
Floor clean
02
Goal frame/fastener inspection
03
Net replacement
04
Restraint/anchor check
05
Wall padding
06
Lighting
07
Score systems
08
Storage carts
07
TECHNICAL RISK CHECK
Common symptoms that should trigger investigation.
Goals move during use
Check restraint/anchoring system and operating procedure.
Ball rebound from walls unsafe
Review run-off, wall protection and containment.
Floor too slippery
Review cleaning, finish and contamination.
Lighting flicker on camera
Test driver/flicker performance and camera settings.
Congested bench zone
Review substitution/team/scorer geometry.
Goals hard to store
Review folding/demounting design, trolley and storage doors.
08
PRIMARY GOVERNING REFERENCES
Verify final requirements at the official source.
FIFA Futsal
Use current FIFA Futsal Laws of the Game and competition requirements for the intended event level.
SUPPLY BOUNDARY
Apollo is supply-only.
Local design, foundations, civil works, installation, electrical work, statutory approvals, accessibility compliance and professional sign-off remain with the appropriate project parties unless a specific support item is expressly included. Current governing-body rules, exact selected-system data and local requirements take precedence over this planning pack.