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Apollo NZ Global can supply Enlio modular outdoor tennis flooring for new courts, resurfacing pathways and larger sports precincts. The Soft-Connection-I / Y-FLEX-16 pathway combines a reinforced double-layer PP tile with an elastic connection system designed to accommodate movement while supporting multi-sport outdoor use.
Technical overview
Published values below come from the supplied Enlio Soft-Connection-I technical sheet. Final selection should confirm the current model, certification, substrate condition, drainage and court geometry for the project.
Final suitability, certification and court performance are model- and project-specific. Apollo confirms the current Enlio model, substrate requirements, court geometry, drainage, installation method and relevant certification before supply is finalised. The supplied EN 14877 report also records wet-friction, rebound and permeability limitations for the tested Y/FLEX-16 + shockpad configuration.
Independent test evidence
The uploaded reports cover tennis court pace, FIBA basketball performance and EN 14877 multi-sport testing. They do not all test the same performance requirement, so the results are shown separately rather than blended into one certification claim.
Guangzhou Labosport tested Enlio Interlock Flooring of Soft Connection I on a rigid base. The report records a Court Pace Rating of 58 and final pace category Fast, while explicitly stating that the report does not constitute an ITF Court Pace Classification.
The FIBA-format laboratory report states that the tested Y/FLEX-16 samples met all requirements for FIBA product certification. The document also states that it is not a Certificate of Approval.
This report is useful because it shows both strengths and limitations of the tested interlocking tile + 8 mm shockpad configuration. It should not be presented as blanket EN 14877 compliance.
The ITF report itself warns that it is not an ITF classification, and the EN 14877 report contains criteria the tested configuration does not meet. Apollo will therefore use these documents as transparent test evidence and verify any current sport-governing-body classification independently before specification.
Enlio tennis project gallery
Supplied project photography showing modular tennis-flooring installations at different scales, including individual courts, illuminated complexes and university multi-court precincts.
Project fit
Modular surfaces can support individual courts or larger teaching and recreation precincts where repairability and multi-court consistency matter.
Existing hard-court assets can be assessed around base condition, drainage, movement and intended playing level before the surface pathway is selected.
Outdoor court projects should coordinate flooring with fencing, lighting, access, drainage, maintenance ownership and surrounding public-space use.
Large projects can use coordinated colour zoning, repeated court layouts and consolidated supply across multiple courts.
Individual modular components can provide a practical maintenance pathway compared with monolithic surfaces, subject to the exact system and installation.
A modular surface still depends on a suitable hard, stable and correctly graded substrate. Existing cracking, settlement or drainage issues should be addressed before installation.
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