Basketball Parquet Floor: An In-depth Introduction Below

I. Appearance: The basketball wooden floor boasts a natural aesthetic with a solid and mild sound. The difference between the heartwood and sapwood of the mature maple is minimal, resulting in a small color variation. The maple has a soft color and tight grain, with its surface texture creating subtle concave and convex patterns that scatter light, providing athletes with a comfortable visual experience. Additionally, for basketball and volleyball courts, the natural light color and the vibrant finish, along with the home team logo, create a striking and harmonious contrast.

Basketball Court Wooden Flooring

Two: Performance: Basketball parquet is an organic body composed of various wood fibers and cellular bubbles, featuring shock-absorbing properties. The inherent characteristics of sports parquet, coupled with the support from the auxiliary structure beneath the surface layer, can meet the requirements of various types of sports activities.

Material: The basketball court hardwood flooring is made of hard maple, which has high density and strength, as well as good wear and impact resistance. Its hardness is 12% higher than red oak and 7% higher than white oak. Maple wood from North America north of latitude 35° has a shorter growth period and longer winters, resulting in a dense grain that is less prone to cracking. Under friction, it becomes bright and smooth, demonstrating strong resistance to impact forces and excellent durability. Moreover, it interacts well with various paints. The maple wood grown in the eastern three provinces of China, such as the Xiao Xing'anling and Changbai Mountains, has gradually become the mainstream product for sports flooring domestically due to its suitable climate and geographical environment.