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hardwood flooring
What Is hardwood flooring system?
Hardwood Flooring System provides a double plywood layer subfloor supported by resilient Excelpad which offers high shock absorption, and very good resistance to undesired effects of fatigue and static load pressure. Other than that, wood also gives the court an elegant and aesthetic appearance. A combination of quality and aesthetics make hardwood and timber sports flooring a popular choice for many sports.
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key advantages
The ExcelSports Acrylic Hardcourt Flooring System is a high-performance acrylic coating applied to concrete or asphalt bases. Built with reinforced powder and deep-pigmented layers, it creates a hard-wearing, fade-resistant surface that enhances playability and withstands heavy use indoors or outdoors.
Hardwood systems are engineered to provide the ideal balance of grip, resilience, and energy return.
Players benefit from consistent ball bounce and controlled traction, while the natural spring of the wood surface reduces stress on joints — perfect for fast-paced sports like basketball or squash.With its premium look and natural warmth, hardwood flooring enhances the professional appeal of indoor arenas.When properly maintained, it can last decades, with only periodic sanding and resealing needed to restore its original finish.
Hardwood floors deliver uniform play characteristics — smooth transitions, accurate footwork, and predictable rebounds.
This makes it the preferred choice for competition-level courts endorsed by federations like FIBA and WSF.
hardwood flooring Preventive Maintenance
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Maintain Optimal Humidity
Keep the indoor humidity between 35–50% to prevent wood expansion or shrinkage. Excess moisture can cause warping, while dry air can lead to cracks and gaps.
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Daily Cleaning & Dust Removal
Use a microfiber mop or vacuum daily to remove dust, sweat, and debris that can dull the finish or reduce traction.Avoid using excessive water or harsh chemicals that can damage the sealant.
03
Regular Inspection & Recoating
Inspect for scratches, loose boards, or dull spots. Apply a protective recoat every 1–2 years to preserve surface friction and extend the court’s lifespan.
