Basketball flooring

[345HP87SSAC]

Anyone here put hardwood basketball type flooring in a garage type building before. I am looking to build a 30x42 from scratch and I do not want to reinvent the wheel.

Thanks
H B Cowan

 

[kamesama980]

Have you ever dealt with basketball courts personally? Most college and above courts area actually portable, they come apart in 4x8ish sections weighting in around 250lbs each so the arenas can host other events. I worked in such an arena a few years ago.

I'd think it's a little soft for a shop/garage. And expensive. 3-4" thick, couple layers. First time you roll a jack across it: GOUGE. Anything with wheels/feet harder than pneumatic tires: DENT.

 

[RaceDeck1]

Is your garage have climate and humidity controls? Most gym that have real maple floors require at the least a humidity control system.
We manufacture the leading modular sports flooring line-up for both indoor and and outdoor basketball courts. ( FIBA approved ( the world governing body for the sport of basketball, and top ASTM ratings for performance & safe play) If you go with a real wood floor, check out Horner flooring if not check us out at SnapSports
http://www.snapsports.com

 

[CNGsaves]

Depends a lot on climate . . . this garage in . . .

. . . Phoenix or Houston or Alaska or Phillipines or Brazil or ???

 

[345HP87SSAC]

Missouri. Yes humidity would be a major problem.

 

[RaceDeck1]

Our SnapSports line is ideal for spaces that have humidity issues as it is 100% waterproof.

Our indoor and outdoor sports flooring is approved for competitive basketball ( FIBA, AAU, 3x3, etc) check it out here http://www.snapsports.com/com_basketball.html

 

[Garage Flooring]

The TrueLock Plus sport product was made for exactly that purpose and works very well. Also the Sport Court drain tiles work well. I would be happy to send you some samples of both.. Just drop me a PM with your contact info