Indoor Courts
Specify the sport before comparing floor systems. Ball response and surface friction are part of the brief.
- Sport and level of play
- Required performance standard
- Subfloor and installation build-up
Flooring Solutions
Sports Vinyl Flooring
Plan an indoor surface around the activity it needs to support.
- Indoor court and studio requirements
- Surface friction, impact response and ball behaviour
- Installation and maintenance planning
Choose by Use
Start with the area you are planning.
Badminton Halls
Plan for footwork, court markings and the condition of the underlying floor.
- Permanent or temporary installation
- Subfloor flatness and moisture
- Surface grip and cleaning routine
Exercise Studios
Choose for the movement, footwear and equipment used in the room.
- Dance, group exercise or mixed use
- Rolling and concentrated loads
- Transitions to surrounding gym areas
Before You Choose
Selection Guide
A few project details help narrow the specification.
- Activity
- Specify the sport, footwear and hours of use.
- Performance
- Request evidence for the proposed sports system, not just a general vinyl data sheet.
- Installation
- Confirm substrate preparation, moisture, joints and line marking.
- Other Vinyl Ranges
- Commercial and decorative vinyl collections are separate choices; their thickness or foam backing does not establish sports performance.
Find Your Use
Applications for This Range
Explore the space, then compare its flooring requirements.
GymsChoose studio flooring around movement and footwear.
Badminton CourtsChoose a vinyl system specified for indoor sport.
Basketball CourtsChoose a vinyl system specified for indoor sport.
More Applications
- Multi-Purpose Courts →
Choose a vinyl system specified for indoor sport.
- Volleyball Courts →
Choose a vinyl system specified for indoor sport.
- Pickleball Courts →
Choose a vinyl system specified for indoor sport.
- Futsal Courts →
Choose a vinyl system specified for indoor sport.
- Sports Facilities →
Choose a vinyl system specified for indoor sport.
Product Questions
Can any vinyl collection be used as sports flooring?
No. A general-purpose vinyl floor is not a substitute for a specified sports system. Review the activity and the performance documentation for the exact proposed product.
Does foam backing make a floor suitable for sport?
Not on its own. Construction and thickness do not establish shock absorption, friction or ball response. These need to be checked for the complete system.
Plan Your Flooring
Send your dimensions, intended use and site photographs.