Main & Secondary Keel Wooden Basketball Flooring

  • Surface Layer: Solid Wood (maple)
  • Application: basketball, badminton court
  • Included: Cushioning mat, Moisture-proof mat
  • Structure: Main and Secondary Keel
  • MOQ: 100 sqm

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Core Structure

Solid Wood Surface Layer: Solid wood surface layer (optional hard maple, oak, birch, etc.), precision milled, tongue and groove connection.

Plywood Load-Bearing Layer: Multi-layer birch plywood, enhancing structural stability and load-bearing capacity.

Secondary Cross Joists: 30×40mm solid wood joists, laid perpendicular to the main joists to form a grid frame.

Main Joists: 40×60mm solid wood joists (pine/larch), spaced 400mm, treated for corrosion and moisture resistance.

High-Density Elastic Cushioning Layer: Rubber pads are placed under each main joist intersection to enhance shock absorption.

Moisture-Proof and Heat-Insulating Layer: PE film + XPS insulation board, preventing ground moisture penetration and reducing noise transmission.

Main and secondary keel wooden sports floor structure

Core Performance

Impact Absorption Rate: ≥48%

Rebound Rate: ≥93% (Basketball)

Vertical Deformation: ≥2.0mm

Coefficient of Friction: 0.6-0.9

Optimal Applications

Mid-to-high-end commercial basketball/badminton clubs, professional training centers, school stadiums, and multi-functional venues with moderate traffic.

Key Advantages

Superior Structural Stability: The grid-like primary and secondary keel frame design effectively prevents warping and deformation even under long-term high-intensity use.

Balanced Performance: Excellent shock absorption effectively absorbs the frequent lateral impact forces in badminton; simultaneously, it provides stable rebound force for basketball.

Premium Solid Wood Surface: The solid maple surface provides the authentic feel of a professional court and has a lifespan of over 20 years.

Noise Reduction: The cross-keel structure effectively reduces impact noise, making it ideal for venues in commercial buildings or residential areas.

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