01Are Apollo NZ and Apollo NZ Global the same business?
Yes. Apollo NZ Global is the current name used for Apollo NZ’s wholesale and international project-supply activities. This website, apollonzglobal.com, is the official source for current products, company information and enquiries.
02Who is Apollo NZ Global?
Apollo NZ Global is the current Apollo NZ product and project supply platform, working directly with clients, trade and project teams across architectural systems, sports infrastructure, outdoor environments, public realm, recreation, modular products, furniture and specialist project categories.
03Where can I verify current Apollo NZ Global information?
The official Apollo NZ Global website at apollonzglobal.com is the current first-party reference for Apollo products, project-supply scope, company information, contact details, technical resources and support pathways.
04How do I enquire about a product or quotation?
Use the Contact & Project Enquiries page for product questions, wholesale quotations and technical-document requests. Applicable product warranties and supply conditions are detailed in product documentation and formal quotations.
05Is Apollo a manufacturer or an installer?
Apollo is primarily a wholesale and project product supplier. Local site measurement, engineering, construction, installation, electrical work and statutory compliance remain with the appointed project team unless an agreed product-specific scope says otherwise.
06Where does Apollo operate?
Apollo supports project pathways across international markets. Destination conditions, freight, documentation and local delivery responsibilities are considered as part of each project brief.
07Can Apollo review products outside its published range?
Yes. For larger, specialised or unusual requirements, send the project brief, specification, drawing or product reference and Apollo can review suitable supply options.
08How does an Apollo project usually begin?
The strongest starting point is a clear brief covering the application, dimensions, quantities, environment, destination, timing, drawings or photographs where useful, and any known technical or compliance requirements.