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Asia-Pacific leads demand for affordable H3035 and H500 models, driven by school construction booms. Europe prioritizes FIBA-certified H600 floors for professional arenas, accepting premium…

Eco-conscious buyers favor FSC-certified maple (H3035M) and reclaimed oak (H600), which reduce deforestation impacts. Water-based finishes in the H3035K series minimize VOC emissions, aligning…

The total cost of indoor sports flooring involves material, installation, and maintenance. Maple floors (H3035) cost 80– 100 per square meter, while oak (H600)…

Designed for elite-level competition, the H500 and H600 series feature thicker profiles (20–22mm) and reinforced joints. The H600’s oak top layer withstands spikes from…

The H3035 series dominates the market as a FIBA-certified, all-purpose sports floor. Its 3-layer construction includes a 6mm maple veneer, spruce core, and pine…

Maple and oak are top contenders for indoor sports flooring, each offering unique advantages. Maple, used in H3035 and H3035M series, provides uniform grain…

Portable wooden flooring systems, like the H3035K and H500 models, revolutionize multi-sport venues. These interlocking panels meet FIBA standards for basketball and can transition…

Theater stages rely on wooden flooring to support dancers, actors, and heavy set pieces. Species like oak and birch are favored for their strength…

Indoor badminton courts demand flooring that balances speed, safety, and aesthetics. Wooden sports floors, such as the H3035 and H500 series, are preferred for…

Indoor sports wood flooring is a critical component of any professional or recreational basketball court. Designed to meet FIBA (International Basketball Federation) standards, these…