Home courts
Practical surface and net packages for private courts where installation simplicity and maintenance matter.
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Apollo NZ supplies pickleball flooring, modular tiles, dedicated PFO outdoor pickleball surfacing, portable and semi-permanent roll-out surfaces, nets, lighting and sports technology for homes, clubs, schools, councils, retirement villages, resorts and commercial facilities. Surface choice should follow the site, drainage, playing feel, operating model and how often the court needs to move.

Technical overview
Apollo can supply individual products or combine them into a coordinated project package. The existing base, drainage, level of play, portability and installation method determine which surface path makes sense.
Final installation suitability is subject to the existing base and site conditions. For important pickleball projects, an assembled sample area with the intended ball and footwear is recommended before the surface specification is frozen. Overseas conversion examples are useful independent planning precedents only; they do not imply that the cited organisations used or endorsed Apollo products.
Indoor pickleball · tournament + venue installations
Supplied Enlio project photography showing indoor pickleball court systems in tournament arenas, exhibition halls and multi-court sports venues. The images demonstrate blue-only and blue/green court layouts, event-scale zoning and competition use.


















Project fit
Practical surface and net packages for private courts where installation simplicity and maintenance matter.
Existing slabs should be checked for stability, flatness, cracks, contamination, moisture and drainage before flooring is selected. Mechanical grinding, repairs, primer or moisture control may be required depending on the system and site.
PFO adds a continuous 3.0 mm outdoor pickleball pathway with a crystal-sand playing face, glass-fibre reinforced structure, foam buffer layer and anti-moving base for projects that want a dedicated pickleball surface rather than modular tile.
The dedicated Enlio indoor pickleball roll pathway uses a sand-feel surface over reinforced PVC construction, with 2.0 mm and 3.0 mm published thicknesses, custom-print capability and a manufacturer-published six-year service life.
Under-used hard courts can support staged pickleball expansion: begin with a pilot, portable nets and a clear programme, measure demand, then move to dedicated colour, fixed nets or additional courts when use is proven.
A school facility can be planned for PE first and structured community access outside school use. Surface, supervision, access hours, equipment storage and responsibility should be considered together.
Selective conversion can add dedicated pickleball capacity while retaining existing tennis or other recreation. Asset condition, booking model, neighbourhood effects and whole-of-life maintenance matter alongside court count.
Indoor adaptive-reuse projects need more than flooring. Ceiling height, structure, egress, accessibility, acoustics, lighting, amenities and change-of-use requirements can control whether a larger paid-play venue is practical.
Freestanding modular barriers can separate adjacent courts, reduce stray-ball crossover and create temporary boundaries for clubs, schools, halls and event venues without committing to permanent fencing.
Redundant or lightly used land can create a pickleball pathway while active bowling greens remain intact. A permanent grass-green conversion requires removal and a suitable hard-base and drainage solution before the sports surface is selected.
Pickleball can be added as a guest amenity using project-specific flooring, nets, lighting and technology.
Selected roll-out pathways can be developed around project colour references rather than a small fixed palette. Pantone, RAL and CBCC / China Architectural Colour Card references can be used as a starting point, with final production colour confirmed before manufacture.
Portable roll-out courts still need a handling crew or equipment, a clear delivery-to-court route, staging space, seam checks and realistic dry storage. For frequent programmes, semi-permanent installation can reduce repeated handling.
Product status
Apollo's catalogue owner, project-brief pathway and core product record are complete enough to progress into project review and manual quotation. This is not a statement of engineering approval or destination compliance.
1 controlled current/reference technical document is registered to this product pathway.
Apollo has an explicit regional priority map for this product. Regional mapping supports discovery and project review; it is not blanket compliance certification.
Status signals describe Apollo's current product record and project pathway. They do not replace project-specific engineering, testing, local approvals or destination compliance review.
Connected project pathway
Current sports flooring, courts, recreation infrastructure, equipment and technology pathways.
Open pathway Knowledge ownerSports & Courts Knowledge CentreSurface selection, pickleball space, bases, drainage, schools, councils and commercial venue planning.
Open pathway SelectorSports Flooring SelectorNarrow the surface pathway from sport, base, drainage and operating use.
Open pathway Technical1 controlled technical documentOpen the current and reference public documents tied to this exact commercial owner.
Open pathway Project briefSports Project Brief BuilderCompile the site, court, surface and supporting-system decisions for Apollo review.
Open pathwayPart of a Project Package
A resort-ready outdoor-living shortlist spanning shelter, entertaining and guest amenities.
Open package Core system · Clubs · schools · community venuesComplete Pickleball VenueA complete venue shortlist without assuming every supporting system is mandatory.
Open packageComplete the project
Separate adjacent courts and improve ball control for clubs, schools and multi-court venues.
Coordinate lighting early where evening use or extended operating hours are part of the brief.
Add automated capture, streaming or coaching review to a more complete pickleball venue.
Compare the wider sports-surface range when the project has mixed courts or multi-sport requirements.
Also appears in the Resort Outdoor Package project pathway.
Package: Resort Outdoor PackageAlso appears in the Resort Outdoor Package project pathway.
Package: Resort Outdoor PackageRelated discovery is a catalogue recommendation, not a statement of technical compatibility. Final interfaces and project requirements are reviewed separately.
Plan · compare · specify
Connect pickleball to the wider court-surface, lighting, equipment and sports-technology platform.
Open pathway Planning resourceStart with the playing rectangle, run-off and overall planning envelope before selecting the surface.
Open pathway Base planningReview the existing concrete, levels, cracks, drainage and moisture before the finished court system.
Open pathway Project toolTurn the available footprint, sport mix and existing base into a stronger first project brief.
Open pathwayRegional project supply
The regional matrix controls priority, not exclusivity. Apollo can review enquiries from other destinations through the Global Projects pathway.
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