Floating Systems

Unlock the full potential of your gym with our Floating Maple Sports Floor systems, designed to combine superior safety with unmatched playability, particularly beneficial for younger athletes and smaller gym spaces. Discover how our premium flooring can transform your athletic environment, enhancing both performance and safety.

FEATURES

PREMIUM MAPLE WOOD CONSTRUCTION:
Our floors are carefully crafted with high-quality maple wood, known for its exceptional strength and durability.
ADVANCED MOISTURE CONTROL:
Engineered to manage humidity and avoid warping.

ADVANTAGES

SAFETY FIRST:
The elasticity of maple and our floating system offers a low-impact surface, crucial for protecting young athletes during sports and activities. This flooring reduces the stress on joints and decreases the risk of injuries, ensuring a safer environment for jumps, runs, and falls.
ENHANCED PLAYABILITY:
The vibration dampening not only keeps noise levels low but also provides a consistent playing surface, crucial for sports performance. Maple wood naturally enhances traction and ball response, perfect for sports ranging from basketball to aerobic exercises.
LONGEVITY AND EASE OF MAINTENANCE:
Maple floors are not only strong and enduring, but they are also easy to maintain, making them an ideal choice for high-traffic areas in smaller gyms.

BENEFITS

BOOSTED PERFORMANCE LEVELS
A reliable and consistent surface can greatly enhance an athlete’s performance. Our maple sports floors deliver a perfect balance of grip and cushion, enabling athletes to perform at their peak.
INCREASED SATISFACTION AND SAFETY
Safety is a top concern for any facility, especially with programming for youth. With reduced injury risk and less strain on young bodies, athletes and parents alike can feel more secure and comfortable.
RETURN ON INVESTMENT
Our durable and easy-to-maintain floors ensure longevity and cost-efficiency. Investing in quality flooring reduces the need for frequent repairs or replacements, saving you money in the long run.

Other Factors to Consider

FLOATING SYSTEMS