Why Hire an Experienced Contractor for Gym Flooring
An experienced sports flooring contractor is vital to the playability, longevity and maintenance of the gym floor. Here are 3 reasons to go with an experienced pro.
Key Performance Features of Hardwood Sports Floors
The prevalence of the maple wood gym floor is due to its wood hardness rating, which impacts its ability to withstand heavy wear and tear. But for athletes to successfully perform on these courts, the following five sports flooring features are key.
How to Protect Your Gym Floor from Winter Damage
With increased foot traffic in the brutal winter months, the gymnasium flooring takes a merciless beating. Learn why gym floors are vulnerable in winter and how to protect gymnasium surfaces from being damaged.
Questions to Ask Before Installing a New Hardwood Sports Floor
If you have decided on a hardwood floor, you can be certain that you’re getting a durable, resilient, safe, and attractive sports surface, ideally suited for basketball, volleyball, and various other athletic activities. Ask yourself and the floor installer these questions before making your final choice...
The Mackey Arena wood floor received a facelift during the offseason
The Keady Court at Mackey Arena at Purdue University received a facelift during the offseason after suffering water damage back in May. Check out the process of this three week renovation in a time-lapse video. The Kiefer USA team does some…
What Humidity Means For Your Wood Gymnasium Floor
As the winter months count down and we move closer and closer towards spring time, it is important to know what this means for your wood gym floor. Wood is a hygroscopic material which means it absorbs and releases moisture.…
