Skip to main content
Apollo NZ GlobalStart Project Brief
SARENTAARCHITECTURAL STRUCTURE SYSTEMS

SARENTA Technical Centre

Reference data for early feasibility, system selection and project engineering.

These are current documented planning references for the SARENTA platform. Final structure, profile size, loads, membrane, foundations, anchoring, services and destination compliance are confirmed against the live project.

Back to SARENTA
Clear span5–60 m

Main-series reference range; heights are project-customised.

Primary frame6061-T6 aluminium

High-strength extruded aluminium is the documented standard structural frame material.

Wind designProject-specific

Higher wind demand can require larger main profiles and dedicated structural calculations.

Snow designProject-specific

Snow loading is engineered to the destination criteria where applicable.

Verified reference data

Current technical framework.

The values below are useful for feasibility and early product selection. They are not a substitute for the project-specific engineering package.

01 · Clear-span range5–60 m

Supplier-confirmed range for the main clear-span series. Side height and ridge height are project-customised.

02 · Primary frame6061-T6 extruded aluminium

Supplier-confirmed standard structural frame material across the structural range.

03 · Structural engineeringProject-specific calculations + drawings

Structural calculation reports, structural drawings, base-positioning plans and embedment drawings can be provided for the selected project.

04 · Wind + snow designDesigned to project location

Wind and snow criteria are confirmed from the destination brief. Higher wind demand can require larger main profiles and project-specific engineering.

05 · PVC membrane weights650 / 750 / 850 / 900 / 1050 / 1250 gsm

PVC membrane options confirmed by the supplier, with optional PVDF top coat.

06 · Membrane weatheringWaterproof + UV-resistant

Supplier states the membranes are fully waterproof with strong UV resistance. Exact fabric specification is confirmed for the quoted system.

07 · Wall optionsPVC fabric · sandwich panel · glass · ABS

Wall construction is selected around use, climate, security, thermal requirements and project duration.

08 · Roof insulationInsulated fabric liner available

The exact liner build-up and thermal performance are project-specific and must be confirmed before quotation.

09 · Foundations + anchoringConcrete · ground screw · ballast · temporary anchoring

The final system is selected against duration, ground condition, loads, local engineering and statutory requirements.

10 · Use durationTemporary · semi-permanent · permanent pathways

Semi-permanent and permanent applications require the appropriate engineering upgrade and destination-specific review.

11 · Reference service lifePVC membrane: 8 years · aluminium frame: 25–30 years

Supplier-stated theoretical references only, subject to climate, maintenance, exposure and actual membrane / frame specification.

12 · WarrantyCurrent supplier standard: 1 year

Final Apollo project warranty and any component-specific warranty terms are confirmed in the quotation and supply schedule.

13 · Technical documentsCAD · installation manual · certification files

Available project documentation is released against the selected structure and live project requirement.

Project package capability

Structure plus selected supporting systems.

Package scope is confirmed against the project. Apollo remains supply-only; site installation and local engineering are separately assigned.

SARENTA SPORT

Documented complete sports-package pathway.

  • Sports flooring
  • Sports lighting
  • Air-conditioning pathway
  • Sport equipment
Explore SPORT

SARENTA EVENT

Documented complete event-package pathway.

  • Flooring
  • Glass walls
  • Ceiling lining
  • Lighting truss
  • Stage flooring
  • Air-conditioning pathway
  • Doors
Explore EVENT

SARENTA RESORT

The current documented scope is primarily the camping / tented structure. Bathrooms, plumbing, electrical, interior fit-out and other building services are separate unless specifically confirmed.

Explore RESORT

SARENTA PROJECT

Clear-span assembly and project-facility pathway using the shared SARENTA structural platform. Occupancy, fire, accessibility, services and destination approvals remain project-specific.

Explore PROJECT

SARENTA SPAN

Warehouse, equipment-storage, logistics and hangar pathway with wall, door, anchoring and structural engineering selected around the actual operational brief.

Explore SPAN

Engineering workflow

From project brief to a structure that can actually be manufactured.

The website establishes the project inputs. Final engineering is then developed against the selected SARENTA structure, destination and live design criteria.

01

Project brief

Destination, use, dimensions, clear span, heights, duration, enclosure and known climate / code criteria establish the starting point.

02

System + profile selection

The manufacturer selects the structural family and main profile around the project geometry and loading requirement.

03

Structural calculation

Project-specific structural calculations are prepared against the agreed design criteria rather than a generic website rating.

04

Foundation interface

Base-positioning and embedment information is issued for coordination with the local foundation and civil design.

05

Technical drawings

Structural drawings, CAD information and relevant certification files are assembled around the selected project configuration.

06

Manufacture + delivery

Once the scope and engineering package are approved, the supply package proceeds to manufacture, export packing and destination delivery planning.

Wind-performance note

An earlier typical reference was around 80 km/h, but that figure is not treated as the SARENTA design rating. Wind performance must be selected from the actual project location, and higher wind requirements can require larger structural profiles and dedicated calculations.

Certificates + standards

Fire-retardant cover certificates and other certification files can be supplied, but the exact test standard, report number and relevance to the quoted membrane or system must be checked before any compliance claim is made.

SARENTA · project evidence

Match the structure evidence to the exact geometry, envelope and destination.

SARENTA reference data is useful for feasibility, but the release package for an active project must tie structural, membrane, anchoring, installation and certification evidence to the actual selected structure and design criteria.

01

Structure identity + profiles

Confirm: Exact structural family, bay geometry, main aluminium profile sections, member schedule and material specification.

Boundary: The 5–60 m platform range does not mean one profile or frame works across every span and load.

02

Design criteria + calculations

Confirm: Project wind, snow, seismic where relevant, dead/live loads, use/occupancy assumptions and the current structural calculation package.

Boundary: A typical or reference wind figure is not the project design rating.

03

Foundation + anchoring

Confirm: Base reactions, anchor positions, embedment/base drawings, ballast/ground-screw/concrete pathway and local foundation design inputs.

Boundary: Ground conditions and local civil/structural design remain destination-specific.

04

Membrane + envelope

Confirm: Exact membrane gsm/construction/coating, walls, glazing/panels, liner/insulation, openings and weather-sealing details.

Boundary: Membrane weights and wall options are choices, not a universal envelope specification.

05

Fire + certification

Confirm: Exact fire-retardant test/certificate standard, report number, specimen/material scope and any project-required certification files.

Boundary: Do not claim a fire classification until it is matched to the quoted membrane/system.

06

Water + climate interfaces

Confirm: Roof geometry, drainage/gutters/outlets where applicable, condensation strategy, ventilation/cooling and high-rainfall/coastal exposure requirements.

Boundary: Weather response depends on the complete structure, envelope and destination conditions.

07

Doors + operational clearances

Confirm: Door/opening sizes, vehicle or sport clearances, egress, circulation and interfaces with equipment, racking, courts or staging.

Boundary: Operational geometry should be frozen before structural manufacture.

08

Installation + erection

Confirm: Erection sequence, lifting equipment, temporary stability, membrane installation, tolerances, access, local labour and supervision responsibilities.

Boundary: Supply-only scope does not automatically include foundations, erection or local site supervision.

09

Services + fit-out interfaces

Confirm: Lighting, electrical, HVAC, acoustics, flooring, sports equipment, stage/truss or hospitality interfaces included or coordinated.

Boundary: Supporting systems may have separate technical evidence and local compliance responsibilities.

10

Warranty + handover

Confirm: Component warranty scope, maintenance schedule, inspection requirements, spare parts, released drawings and final bill of materials.

Boundary: Supplier theoretical service-life references remain subject to actual environment, specification and maintenance.

For SPORT, EVENT, RESORT, PROJECT and SPAN, use the exact family evidence pack alongside the project-specific engineering package; do not blend values from different structure suppliers or envelope systems.

Project brief checklist

Information that lets engineering start in the right place.

Early-stage projects can proceed with partial information, but destination and intended use should be known from the beginning.

01Country / destination and intended use
02Overall length × width × required side height
03Required clear span and any minimum internal clearances
04Temporary, semi-permanent or permanent intent
05Known wind, snow, seismic, fire or local-code criteria
06Wall / enclosure requirement: fabric, sandwich panel, glass or ABS
07Roof membrane weight / finish preference if known
08Insulated liner or climate-control requirement
09Foundation / anchoring preference if already defined
10Door sizes, vehicle access, court or equipment clearances
11Drawings, site information, target programme and destination logistics
SARENTA

Technical project review

Need a SARENTA structure assessed for an active project?

Send the destination, intended use, approximate dimensions, required span and known design criteria. Apollo will coordinate the supply-side technical review.

Start SARENTA project
Project