Category: Uncategorized

Volleyball floors cost 10-20% more than equivalent basketball floors due to: Higher friction finish (specialty formulation) Slightly thicker surface (24mm vs. 22mm typical) More…

Introduction: A Different Game, Different Floor Volleyball might seem similar to basketball on the surface — both are court sports played on hardwood —…

Introduction: The Ultimate Compromise The multi-purpose gymnasium is one of the most challenging environments for flooring design. A single floor must accommodate basketball, volleyball,…

Introduction: The Silent Destroyer Moisture is the number one enemy of indoor sports wooden flooring. More floors fail due to moisture problems than any…

Introduction: Why Installation Method Matters The installation method for indoor sports wooden flooring is not merely a construction detail — it fundamentally determines the…

Introduction: Why Shock Absorption Matters Every time an athlete lands from a jump, pivots sharply, or plants a foot to change direction, forces travel…

Introduction: The Species Decision When designing an indoor sports facility, one of the most fundamental decisions involves selecting the wood species for the playing…

Widest flooring options: Any wood species, any finish system, any shock pad Longest lifespan: 30-50+ years with proper maintenance Best performance: Controlled environment means…

When facility managers budget for a new gymnasium floor, they typically look at the installation cost—$12-22 per square foot—and make their decision based on…

One of the most common questions facility managers ask is: "Can I use the same wooden floor for multiple sports?" The short answer is:…