Deportes Sports Infrastructure

Gym flooring is a crucial element for any fitness facility. It provides a safe, supportive, and durable surface for a variety of workouts. Here's a breakdown of the most common gym flooring types to consider for your gym:
1. Rubber Gym Flooring
2. Wood Gym Flooring
3. Vinyl Gym Flooring
4. Carpet Gym Flooring

Acrylic tennis court flooring is a popular choice for outdoor tennis courts, offering a good balance of performance, durability, and weather resistance.

Components of Acrylic Tennis Court Flooring:

1. Subbase: The foundation layer, typically made of compacted gravel or crushed rock, that provides stability and drainage for the entire court system.
2. Asphalt or Concrete Base: A layer of asphalt or concrete is poured on top of the subbase to create a smooth and level surface.
3. Crack-Filling and Leveling: Any cracks in the asphalt or concrete base are filled and leveled to ensure a uniform playing surface.
4. Acrylic Resurfacing: A coat of acrylic resurfacer is applied to the base layer. This resurfacer fills any minor voids and provides a good bonding surface for the subsequent acrylic layers.
5. Color Coats: Two or more layers of colored acrylic paint are applied to create the desired playing surface color. Common colors include red, green, and blue.
6. Texture Coating: The final layer is a textured acrylic coating that provides optimal playing performance. The texture helps with ball bounce, traction for players, and drainage during rain.

Wooden multipurpose court flooring is a great option for a variety of sports activities. It is durable, provides good shock absorption, and can be used for a variety of sports, including basketball, volleyball, badminton, and futsal.