In a closed indoor basketball venue, the acoustic performance of the floor is easily overlooked, but it actually has a profound impact on the entire use experience. The indoor basketball court wooden flooring system with a multi-layer structure has excellent sound absorption and sound insulation effects. When many people move, run and jump on the court at the same time, the impact sound generated will not be directly transmitted to the downstairs space through the rigid concrete base. The elastic keel structure and the multi-layer wood structure can effectively absorb these impact noises, greatly reducing the interference to the activities in the downstairs area. This advantage makes the wooden floor very suitable for multi-functional comprehensive venues, which can arrange different types of activities on different floors without serious mutual noise interference.
At the same time, the wooden floor can also adjust the indoor reverberation effect. In a large indoor space with a large area, if the ground is all hard and smooth concrete, the sound will be strongly reflected, resulting in a too long indoor reverberation time. When people talk, whistle, and the sound of the ball hitting the ground, the sound will overlap and echo, making the entire venue very noisy, and the communication between the athletes and the coach on the court will be affected, and the referee's whistle cannot be clearly heard by everyone. The wooden material itself has moderate sound absorption properties, which can reasonably reduce the excess reflected sound, make the reverberation time of the entire venue maintain in a more comfortable range, and the sound clarity is significantly improved.
This good acoustic environment also helps to improve the concentration of athletes during training and competition. In a relatively clear sound environment, the tactical gestures and password instructions between teammates can be accurately transmitted, and the on-site atmosphere will not become noisy and impetuous due to excessive reverberation. For the audience watching the game, they can also clearly hear the sound of the basketball hitting the ground and the subtle footsteps of the athletes, which enhances the sense of immersion of watching the game, rather than being surrounded by a chaotic echo.
Compared with other types of sports ground materials, the wooden floor has a more natural and soft acoustic feedback. The sound of the shoes stepping on it is dull and solid, not the harsh high-frequency sound produced by the collision with the hard ground. This sound will not cause auditory fatigue to the people who stay in the venue for a long time. For the training venues that are used for 6 to 8 hours a day, this friendly acoustic experience can greatly improve the comfort of the venue users, making people more willing to stay on the court for sports.
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