Sports Parquet
Sports parquet is a special floor covering that is generally used in outdoor areas and supports various sports activities. This covering is designed to provide athletes with a high-performance and safe environment to exercise. Sports parquet flooring can be customized for different sports and optimized to suit the needs of the game.
Sports parquet floors generally have a durable and non-slip surface. This surface helps athletes gain traction and balance while minimizing the risk of injury. Sports parquet floors can be designed to suit many sports such as running, walking, basketball, tennis, volleyball, football, and similar activities.
- Suitable for various activities such as basketball, tennis, volleyball, football, running, and walking.
- Has high abrasion and friction resistance.
- Long-lasting and durable products.
- Complies with FIFA standards.
- Ideal for countries with hot and cold climates.
- High game performance.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How is sports parquet flooring produced?
Sports parquet flooring is typically made from hardwoods such as maple, oak, or beech. The production process involves kiln-drying the wood to the correct moisture content, cutting and shaping it into tongue-and-groove planks, and applying surface treatments such as sanding, sealing, and lacquering. These layers ensure durability, shock absorption, and aesthetic appeal tailored for sports use.
2. What factors affect the selection of sports parquet material?
Several factors influence the choice of sports parquet, including:
Type of sport (e.g., basketball, volleyball, indoor football)
Shock absorption and energy return requirements.
Durability and wear resistance.
Environmental conditions. (humidity and temperature)
Compliance with international sports standards. (like EN 14904 or FIBA)
Aesthetic preferences and the color tone of wood.
3. How is sports parquet flooring applied?
The application process includes:
Preparing the subfloor by ensuring it is level, dry, and clean.
Installing the understructure, which can be elastic battens or shock-absorbing pads.
Laying the parquet planks using a floating or fixed method, depending on the system.
Sanding and sealing the surface to create a smooth, non-slip finish.
Marking court lines according to the sport regulations.
4. What maintenance is required for sports parquet flooring?
Maintenance includes:
Daily dry mopping to remove dust and dirt
Periodic deep cleaning with suitable wood-safe cleaning agents
Humidity control in the hall to prevent expansion or contraction
Re-sanding and re-sealing every few years, depending on usage intensity
Prompt repair of damaged sections to avoid safety issues
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