Sports flooring needs to balance multiple functional requirements in its design. Shock absorption is crucial for protecting athletes' joints and reducing sports injuries; the coefficient of friction must ensure sufficient grip to maintain stability during rapid movement and turns, while preventing slippery surfaces that could lead to falls. Energy return performance is vital for athletic performance; appropriate floor rebound can help athletes perform at their best. Furthermore, durability is also essential; sports flooring must withstand wear and tear from long-term use and maintain stable performance.
Environmental Protection and Health Safety: Formaldehyde emission levels must meet ENF or E0 standards. Finishes, adhesives, and other materials must meet environmental requirements such as being free of benzene, toluene, and xylene.
