It is extremely important to maintain the appropriate humidity levels within your gymnasium to avoid excessive expansion and potential crowning of your wood gym floor. In this guide, we discuss how humidity affects wood gym flooring and what you can do to control the humidity levels in your gym or facility to protect the floor.
In this guide, we answer some of the most common questions people have regarding indoor track and field surfaces, including questions about the materials used for indoor tracks and the types of tracks used in indoor facilities.
If you are interested in artificial indoor turf for your facility, this buying guide will help you learn more about the benefits of artificial indoor turf, as well as the products we offer.
In this guide, we discuss our sports flooring options for some of the most popular court sports played for recreation and at the high school and college levels.
Facility owners who have doubts about rubber floors will have their concerns addressed in the following answers about this popular flooring material.
Rubber floors feature durable, shock-absorbent materials, which make them extra comfortable when working out in the gym. Although rubber is an excellent material upon which to exercise, dirt can quickly build up. Follow these steps to clean rubber gym flooring and extend its lifespan.
Choosing the right subfloor that would best support a sports floor ensures the needs of athletes and other users will be met. Here are common questions and answers that can point facility managers in the right direction.
MONDO will serve the athletics community and fans again with a brand-new athletics track at the World Athletics Championship in Budapest. The track product installed at the National Athletics Center is Mondotrack WS.
Replacing, refinishing, or resurfacing a wood gym floor is dependent on the facility’s budget and the extent of the floor’s wear and tear. Safety is paramount for athletes and visitors who use the gym floor, so addressing the condition of the floor is a necessity, not a luxury.
Gym floors are designed to withstand the repeated pounding and foot traffic from athletic use. Depending on the type of usage, certain gym floor materials are better suited to satisfy the needs of players and coaches. When choosing the flooring for your sports facility, consider these gym flooring options.