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Table Tennis
Facility Specification Pack

Table tennis halls are shaped by player space, backgrounds, lighting, floor friction, table movement and event operations. Competition projects should use current ITTF handbook, approved equipment/floor lists and lighting guidance rather than generic indoor-court assumptions.

OWNERApollo NZ Global · LUTHVAR
COMMERCIAL MODELWholesale & Project Supply · Supply-only
TECHNICAL OWNERTable Tennis Facility Technical Centre
PROJECT PATHProject Brief
01

PROJECT INTENT

Define the facility level before selecting systems.

01Schools · councils · participation

Community / education

School/community room with safe table spacing, durable floor and simple storage.

02Clubs · academies · universities

Club / academy

Club hall with multiple tables, barriers, training lighting and efficient changeover.

03Regional · national competition

Competition

Competition venue using current ITTF equipment/floor/lighting requirements and event layout.

04International · professional · broadcast

Elite / major venue

Major event hall with show court, spectators, FÍSVOR, broadcast, warm-up and professional operations.

02

TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS

Twelve coordination clauses for the complete facility.

01

geometry

Define table count, playing boxes, barriers, officials, warm-up and circulation from the intended competition/event brief.

02

surface

Use a non-slip, consistent indoor sports floor suited to table movement and competition requirements; exact ITTF-approved floor status is product-specific.

03

equipment

Tables, nets, posts, barriers and umpire equipment should follow current approved lists where the event requires them.

04

lighting

Table tennis has dedicated lighting guidance because glare, uniformity and ball/background visibility strongly affect play.

05

spectators

Control bright backgrounds, crowd movement and show-court seating while maintaining player/official circulation.

06

structure

Lighting, displays, dividers and services should avoid glare and visual clutter above/behind playing boxes.

07

environment

Temperature, ventilation and direct airflow should support comfort without creating unstable ball behaviour.

08

accessibility

Accessible participation/viewing and clear circulation should be included around table banks and event areas.

09

storage

Folded tables, barriers, nets and event equipment consume significant space; routes and doors should be checked.

10

technology

Scoring, cameras, streaming, FÍSVOR and event control should be positioned without creating bright distractions.

11

evidence

ITTF publishes current handbook/statutes, approved tables/nets/floors and lighting references; use the exact current documents for final competition requirements.

12

lifecycle

Inspect table surfaces/frames, nets, barriers, flooring, lighting, storage hardware and scoring systems.

03

PROJECT INPUT SCHEDULE

Information to obtain before the exact system is released.

01

Table count

02

Training / competition level

03

Playing-box / event layout

04

Floor system

05

Approved tables / nets

06

Lighting

07

Background colours

08

Barriers

09

Spectators

10

Storage

11

Scoring / video

04

DRAWING & SUBMITTAL ROADMAP

Draw the interfaces that can create procurement errors.

01

Table-bank plan

Planning reference first. Exact fabrication, foundation, fixing or selected-system drawings follow after system verification.

02

Show-court plan

Planning reference first. Exact fabrication, foundation, fixing or selected-system drawings follow after system verification.

03

Lighting / glare plan

Planning reference first. Exact fabrication, foundation, fixing or selected-system drawings follow after system verification.

04

Barrier layout

Planning reference first. Exact fabrication, foundation, fixing or selected-system drawings follow after system verification.

05

Spectator / official layout

Planning reference first. Exact fabrication, foundation, fixing or selected-system drawings follow after system verification.

06

Storage plan

Planning reference first. Exact fabrication, foundation, fixing or selected-system drawings follow after system verification.

07

Power / data schematic

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.

01

Governing rule

Defines sport or competition requirements. It does not approve a supplier or local construction detail.

02

Exact product evidence

Testing, approval, certification or manufacturer evidence must match the selected product/configuration.

03

Installed outcome

Where applicable, field/court/facility certification relates to the completed installation rather than the product alone.

04

Project engineering

Foundations, structural supports, wind/seismic, electrical and building interfaces remain project-specific.

05

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

Table surfaces / frames

02

Net/post sets

03

Floor cleaning

04

Barriers

05

Lighting

06

Storage trolleys

07

Scoring / cameras

07

TECHNICAL RISK CHECK

Common symptoms that should trigger investigation.

01

Ball disappears against background

Review wall/curtain colour, lighting and spectator movement.

02

Glare on table

Review fixture position, aiming and surface reflections.

03

Tables hard to move/store

Review wheels, door widths, storage density and route.

04

Floor too slippery

Review contamination, finish and cleaning chemistry.

05

Barrier congestion

Review playing-box dimensions and circulation.

06

Event control clutter

Reposition scoring, cameras and displays outside player visual fields.

08

PRIMARY GOVERNING REFERENCES

Verify final requirements at the official source.

ITTF Event Technical Reference Material

ITTF reference page linking current handbook, approved balls/tables/nets/floors and lighting guidelines.

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.

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