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Apollo Reference Library
Use these resources to prepare scopes, compare options and structure project information before quotation and project review.
Project guides
A practical starting point for project use, dimensions, quantities, destination, timing, drawings and other information that helps Apollo review the requirement.
Open guide 02SpecificationSpecification & Tender GuideA cross-category project guide covering product identity, current technical information, project-specific requirements, local responsibilities, substitutions and required documents.
Open guide 03Technical documentsTechnical Document GuideA practical guide to using datasheets, test reports, certificates, calculations, manuals, drawings and warranties for the relevant product and project.
Open guideDomain references
One professional gateway for technical information, specification guidance, comparison matrices, procurement resources and RFP tools.
Open reference 02Project referencesA practical index linking Apollo project guides, working templates, project checklists and comparison matrices from one professional reference page.
Open reference 03SpecificationGeneric specification clauses plus substitution review, technical-document request and pre-tender coordination schedules.
Open reference 04Professional templatesCopyable and downloadable procurement, technical-submittal and international RFP templates for working project teams.
Open reference 05Public-sector procurementA tender-planning reference for schools, councils, developers and commercial teams covering project scope, technical submittals, substitutions, lifecycle, logistics, responsibilities and structured tender returns.
Open reference 06Project planningSector-specific references, applications and planning guides connected to Apollo products and project pathways.
Open reference 07Sports surfacesA planning guide for comparing modular tile, roll-out, impact-flooring and sled-turf pathways around base condition, drainage, repair and operating requirements.
Open reference 08Stadium & venueCompare portable bleachers, retractable seating, aluminium and steel grandstands, covered stands and fixed stadium seating around venue type, scale and project interfaces.
Open reference 09Stadium & venuePlan the full spectator-infrastructure brief around venue use, circulation, accessibility, structure, weather cover, technical information, freight, installation responsibilities and lifecycle support.
Open reference 10Gym flooringA practical comparison of modular repair, joint patterns, impact zoning, broad-area coverage, transitions, substrate preparation and maintenance strategy.
Open reference 11Court planningFootprint, run-off, base, drainage, surface, equipment, access, lighting and future-use considerations brought together in one planning reference.
Open reference 12ArchitectureA technical coordination reference covering façade system selection, support concepts, joints, corners, forming, perforation, finishes, samples and project-specific requirements.
Open reference 13ArchitectureSystem selection, conceptual details, finishes, samples, mock-ups and tender wording organised for architects, consultants and project teams.
Open reference 14Outdoor architectureOpening size, structural fixing zones, exposure, fabric outcome, operation and controls considered before a Velaris configuration is selected.
Open reference 15Pools & wellnessA site-first reference covering delivery and lifting access, foundation strategy, drainage, services, barriers and local project responsibilities.
Open reference 16Pools & wellnessSystem anatomy, installation routes, hydraulic flow, equipment-bay planning, acrylic-window interfaces, manual and automatic covers, sliding deck covers and delivery logic.
Open reference 17Pools & wellnessSite preparation, placement, commissioning, handover, owner care, cover maintenance, acrylic-window care, coastal upkeep and service-record planning.
Open reference 18Pools & wellnessCompare viewing windows, WPC integration, Baja shelves, pool + spa, counter-current, water treatment and the three current cover pathways before final configuration.
Open reference 19Pools & wellnessStructure repeated pool types, quantities, option packages and staged releases for development and hospitality programmes.
Open reference 20Pools & wellnessPlan destination, receiving, shipment stages, truck access, crane readiness, storage and local site interfaces for international pool supply.
Open reference 21Pools & wellnessScope, crane, standard-size, installation, utility, cover, international-delivery and multi-pool answers linked to the relevant Auremont planning pathways.
Open reference 22Pools & wellnessConfigured-order identity, project release evidence, equipment, packing, logistics and evidence-control guidance before factory dispatch.
Open reference 23Pools & wellnessReceiving, lifting, placement, local connections, first operation, cover/window checks, commissioning and handover for the destination project team.
Open reference 24Global projectsA concise international-project matrix covering destination, climate, local requirements, freight handover, site interfaces and receiving documents.
Open reference 25Global projectsA market-by-market view of Apollo product pathways across current target regions.
Open reference 26Resorts & developmentA multi-zone planning reference for resort RFPs covering Apollo systems, project-specific sourcing, climate, guest operations, logistics and local responsibilities.
Open reference 27Global supplyA practical international-supply reference for destination, handover point, packaging, freight scope, receiving requirements, documents, unloading and local responsibilities.
Open referenceUse the current product page, applicable technical documents and project quotation when product-specific specifications, approvals or project performance need to be confirmed.
Technical Document Guide
This reference helps project teams understand how datasheets, test reports, certificates, calculations, drawings and warranties relate to the selected product and project.
| Document type | What it can support | What it does not establish by itself |
|---|---|---|
| Product datasheet / specification | Published dimensions, materials, configurations, components and product-level characteristics stated for the identified model or family. | Prove suitability for every site, local code, wind zone, structural interface or unlisted configuration. |
| Independent test report | The test method, specimen, configuration and measured result recorded by the issuing laboratory for the tested scope. | Automatically extend the result to different sizes, materials, fixings, assemblies or installation conditions. |
| Certificate / product listing | The certification, listing or conformity scope stated by the issuing body, including the products and conditions actually covered. | Cover unrelated models, expired scopes, omitted accessories or project conditions outside the certificate. |
| Engineering calculation | The loads, geometry, material assumptions, supports and calculation basis stated in that specific engineering package. | Transfer automatically to another site, span, substrate, foundation or loading condition unless those items are included and checked. |
| Installation manual | The manufacturer's documented installation, setup, operation or maintenance pathway for the identified product. | Replace site measurement, structural adequacy, local trade competence, statutory approvals or project-specific engineering. |
| CAD / BIM / project drawing | Geometry, coordination, interfaces and dimensions represented in the current drawing or model for design development. | By itself prove structural performance, certification, fire performance or destination compliance unless the document explicitly carries that verified evidence. |
| Warranty document | The stated warranty period, covered components, exclusions, maintenance conditions and claim pathway for the identified product. | Act as independent proof of engineering performance, code compliance or suitability for every environment. |
Use the exact current document for the exact product and configuration. Where available documentation does not cover the project condition, confirm the requirement through project-specific technical review.
Apollo Specification & Tender Guide
This cross-category reference helps architects, consultants and procurement teams describe Apollo systems without turning indicative information into guarantees or hiding project-specific responsibilities inside the product specification.
| Specification area | Include | Avoid |
|---|---|---|
| Product identity | Name the exact Apollo product or system family and the configuration being specified where known. | Do not carry a family-level feature, dimension or certificate across every model by implication. |
| Technical values | Use dimensions, materials, finishes, test results and other values supported by the current product page and applicable technical documents. | Do not convert indicative or different-model information into a project guarantee. |
| Project-dependent requirements | State the project criteria that still need confirmation: loads, exposure, substrate, foundations, services, fixing, local compliance, access or installation conditions. | Do not present an unresolved site condition as though it were already confirmed product performance. |
| Scope + responsibilities | Separate Apollo product supply and any expressly included support from local engineering, site measurement, civil/electrical work, installation and approvals. | Do not hide local project responsibilities inside a generic phrase such as complete system unless the written scope defines them. |
| Alternatives / substitutions | Assess an alternative against application, dimensions/interfaces, materials, current technical information, maintenance, warranty/spares and destination requirements. | Do not treat price, appearance or a broad category match as proof of technical equivalence. |
| Document control | Reference the current Apollo product page, current quotation and current technical documents for the selected product or project package. | Do not allow an old downloaded file or superseded model reference to override current project information. |
Reusable early-stage clauses
These are generic coordination clauses, not legal advice and not a substitute for the project team's own specification, engineering or statutory review.
Product selection and specification shall be based on the current Apollo product page, current project quotation and current technical documents issued for the selected system. Superseded saved files should not be used where they conflict with current project information.
Where a project requires stated performance, certification or testing, use current technical information applicable to the exact product and configuration offered. Different sizes, materials, fixings or assemblies may require separate review.
Apollo's quoted scope is product supply and specifically stated supporting information. Site measurement, local engineering, foundations, civil or electrical works, installation and statutory approvals remain with the purchaser's appointed project team unless expressly included in writing.
Any proposed alternative shall demonstrate equivalent project suitability against the specified application, dimensions and interfaces, material and finish, technical documentation, warranty and spares, maintenance requirements and destination conditions. Price or visual similarity alone does not establish equivalence.
Technical submittals shall identify the exact product, model, material, finish and configuration offered and shall include the current project-relevant drawings, data sheets, test reports, certificates and other documents requested by the project team. Documents for a different model or configuration should be clearly identified.
Where samples or mock-ups are required, the approved sample or mock-up shall establish the agreed visual, material or assembly reference for the project within its stated scope. Approval of appearance does not by itself establish structural, fire, weather, code or other performance compliance.
Drawings, schedules and technical documents shall carry a revision or issue date. Any change to dimensions, materials, finishes, loads, interfaces, accessories or other project-critical information after approval shall be identified and reviewed before manufacture or procurement continues.
The quoted supply scope shall identify the agreed packaging method, crate or bundle identification, shipping dimensions and project handover point. Import clearance, onward transport, unloading, storage and site movement responsibilities shall remain with the party identified in the written project scope.
The supplied warranty, exclusions, maintenance conditions, claim pathway and responsible legal entity shall be identified before order. Where lifecycle support is material to the project, spare parts, replacement components and expected replacement lead times shall be confirmed separately.
Product-specific technical values should be checked against the current product page, relevant technical documents and project quotation. Use the Technical Document Guide when reviewing a report, certificate or calculation for a tender requirement.
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Linkable project resources
These concise checklists are designed to be bookmarked, shared with project teams and linked directly from specifications, club notes, school planning documents or partner resources. Each checklist points to the fuller Apollo planning guide.
Capture the field and evidence pathway before the exact turf construction is selected.
Use these working templates when a project needs a repeatable procurement or document-management structure.
Use this before comparing modular tile and roll-out surfaces.
Capture the whole playing envelope before choosing a surface.
Define the rider group and surrounding site as well as the track footprint.
Define the training programme, site geometry and operating model before selecting SLOPEspan terrain.
Define the venue, spectator system and local project interfaces before a seating layout is treated as a procurement package.
Record the structural and operating details that width × drop alone cannot answer.
Coordinate structure, drainage and future enclosure before accessories.
Coordinate the complete landscape before individual fire, water, screen or planter products are frozen.
Plan the final position together with the transport and lifting route.
Turn the intended use and destination into a project-ready building brief.
Define the handover point, receiving party and required documents before shipment.
Give Apollo enough project context to review suitable systems and any additional product requirements without turning the brief into a generic product list.
Treat vehicle limits and travel rhythm as the hard boundaries of the setup.
Confirm the pickup and complete touring role before freezing a TerraRise configuration.
Plan the cooking zone, guest zone and local fire responsibilities before fixing the location.
Interactive planning tools
Compare existing base, drainage, replaceability, continuous finish, maintenance and sport-specific feel.
Use the Sports Court Planner to turn the available footprint into a better first brief.
Configure dimensions, mounting, controls and enclosure intent before requesting review.
Match the available site, rider group and deployment goals using the Pump Track Planner.
Architect & specifier workflow
Use the dedicated architect/specifier pathway for early product coordination, then save products to My Apollo Project, compare systems and build a Tender & Specification Pack for project review.
Approved trade & project partners
Approved partners receive dedicated access to trade resources, project support, product data and partner-only material. Public customers do not need an account to use this Technical Library.
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