Commonly asked questions about Indoor Court Flooring:

What is the difference between PVC interlocking tiles and polypropylene interlocking tiles?

PVC interlocking tiles are made from a flexible plastic material, while polypropylene interlocking tiles are made from a more rigid plastic material. The choice between the two types of tiles depends on factors such as the level of traffic the flooring will see and the specific needs of the facility.

What is the lifespan of indoor court flooring?

The lifespan of indoor court flooring depends on several factors, including the amount of traffic the flooring sees and how well it is maintained. With proper care and maintenance, our indoor court flooring can last for many years.

How do I choose the right type of indoor court flooring for my facility?

Factors to consider when choosing the right type of indoor court flooring include the type of sports played in the facility, the amount of traffic the flooring will see, and the budget for the project. Our team at bksportsflooring.com can provide guidance and assistance in choosing the right flooring for your facility.

Can indoor court flooring be installed over existing flooring?

In some cases, our indoor court flooring can be installed over existing flooring. However, it is important to ensure that the existing flooring is clean, dry, and level before installation.

How long does installation of indoor court flooring typically take?

The installation time for indoor court flooring depends on several factors, including the size of the facility, the type of flooring being installed, and the complexity of the installation. Our team at bksportsflooring.com can provide an estimated installation time based on the specific needs of your project.