The choice of wood impacts performance, cost, and longevity. Maple (H3035M) is the industry standard for its hardness and uniform grain, suited for high-traffic courts. Birch (H3035K) offers a budget-friendly alternative with comparable shock absorption. Oak, used in premium H600 models, provides exceptional durability but at a higher cost (130–160/m²). Each material’s Janka hardness rating influences its suitability for specific sports and budgets.
Maple vs. Birch vs. Oak: Comparing Materials for Indoor Basketball Floors
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