Check the rules before drafting the plan:If you're still unsure about court dimensions, buffer zones, clearance, or line-marking requirements, first see Complete guide to court dimensions and rules. This page breaks site requirements into 10 scenario sub-pages, making it easy to choose flooring by use.
Ten-scenario entry points
Case photos and flooring details
Images are used to aid understanding of scenarios and product structure; specific models, colors, test documents, and delivery configurations are subject to the samples, contract, and stamped documents.
Scenario → recommended model matrix
| Scenario | Recommended model direction | Key focus |
|---|---|---|
| Basketball court | ANK5 Basketball Grid / ANK2F Four-Grid Tile | Verify the GB 36246-2018 report cover for the corresponding model |
| Tennis court | ANK1F Standard Tile / ANK2 Thickened Tile / SVS1 / SVS3 | Elasticity and ball rebound need to be confirmed separately |
| Volleyball court | SVS2 STAR FLAT / ANK3 DOUBLE DIAMOND | Landing zones need attention to impact absorption and standard deformation |
| Pickleball court | ANK1F Standard Tile / ANK2 Thickened Tile / SVS1 / SVS3 | Elasticity and ball rebound need to be confirmed separately |
| Playground running track | ANK2F Four-Grid Tile / ANK4 Cloverleaf | Campus venues should verify environmental and hazardous-substance testing documentation |
| Go-Kart Track | ANK2 Thickened Tile / ANK5 Basketball Grid | Confirm the vehicle weight, tire material, and top speed |
| Roller Skating Venue | LOC4 SIXTEEN-GRID TILE / ANK6 COIN-GRID TILE | Smooth seams that avoid noticeable bumps when wheels pass over |
| Plaza Facilities | ANK1F Standard Tile / ANK2 Thickened Tile | When foot traffic is complex, prioritize wear resistance, stain resistance, and ease of maintenance |
| Poolside | star-travel / SVS1 Polaris | Wet-condition anti-slip and drainage are the top priority |
| Gym | quantum-stack QUANTUM STACK / SVS2 STAR FLAT | Select by functional zone; one product can't cover everything |
Basketball court
For basketball courts, first look at compliance, anti-buckling, and ball rebound. Campus projects should verify the corresponding model reports such as GB 36246-2018; outdoor sites also need to consider base flatness, drainage, expansion joints, and stability after high-temperature sun exposure. View basketball court subpage。
Tennis court
For tennis courts, focus on uniform surface friction, stable ball speed, elasticity, and ball rebound. Currently only screened within the ANK1F, ANK2, SVS1 Polaris, and SVS3 Starshine range; final confirmation is based on samples, test data, and on-site trial installation. View tennis court subpage。
Volleyball court
Volleyball courts focus on jump landings, lateral movement, and surface flatness. Flooring is not a substitute for athletic protection; actual cushioning, friction, and ball rebound should be based on the test report for the corresponding model and on-site sample installation. View volleyball court subpage。
Pickleball court
Pickleball courts are usually small with frequent starts and sudden stops; the focus is on anti-slip, underfoot feel, elasticity, ball rebound, and line clarity. Currently only pre-screened within the ANK1F, ANK2, SVS1 Polaris, and SVS3 Xingyao range; this page covers flooring material only and does not address equipment configuration. View pickleball court subpage。
Playground running track
For playground running track projects, first distinguish between professional athletics tracks and campus activity areas. Suspended interlocking flooring is better suited to playground perimeter zones, activity areas, multi-functional sports areas, and children's play areas. View playground track subpage。
Go-Kart Track
A go-kart track is not an ordinary court; you must focus on confirming vehicle weight, speed, tire material, turning radius and operating frequency. The recommended model needs to be confirmed against an on-site trial installation and the contract's technical parameters. View go-kart track subpage。
Roller Skating Venue
For roller skating venues, focus on flatness, wear resistance, and friction consistency. The flooring should avoid obvious steps, lifting edges, and grit buildup; sharp-turn areas and entrances/exits need more frequent maintenance. View roller-skating venue subpage。
Plaza Facilities
Plaza facilities typically serve complex user groups and diverse activity types, so focus on weather resistance, drainage, wear resistance, pattern recognizability, and long-term maintenance costs. View plaza/square site subpage。
Poolside
Poolside is discussed only in terms of poolside walkways and leisure areas, and is not equivalent to a primary material for long-term standing-water areas. Projects must first confirm drainage, wet anti-slip, cleaning frequency and local acceptance requirements. View poolside surround subpage。
Gym
Gyms should be zoned first: the floor requirements differ for cardio, personal training, group classes, strength equipment, and circulation areas. Suspended interlocking flooring suits some training and circulation areas; heavy equipment areas need separate confirmation of load-bearing and protective layers. View gym subpage。
4-step product selection logic
- 1. Define the Use Case:First determine whether it is a ball sport, a school playground, roller skating/go-karts, a poolside area, or commercial fitness.
- 2. Set the Bottom Line:For schools, review testing documents; for outdoors, review weather resistance and drainage; for wet areas, review wet-condition anti-slip; for vehicles/roller skating, review load-bearing and wear resistance.
- 3. Select the Model:Choose the product series by load-bearing, ball rebound, impact absorption, thermal expansion joints, budget, and maintenance requirements.
- 4. Secure evidence:Place the order only after verifying the report cover, sample, comparable cases, and the contract's technical terms.
Unsure how to choose?
The general logic of product selection:Define the scenario first → then review testing requirements → then pick the model → finally verify the report。
Key points to check for campus projects GB 36246 Testing; For outdoor venues, focus on Weather Resistance and Drainage; All scenarios require balance Anti-Slip and impact absorption. See the current 14 products' specs at Products, see real cases at Cases。
FAQ
Can the same court use multiple models?
Yes, but it needs to be confirmed by functional zone. For example, the main sports area, buffer zone, transit area, and leisure area have different requirements for underfoot feel, load-bearing, drainage, and maintenance.
Are the recommended models in the scenario subpages the final procurement models?
No. Recommended models are for preliminary screening; the final choice must be confirmed together with the base layer, budget, testing documentation, sample trial-laying, contract parameters, and on-site review.
Does the pickleball court page include an equipment plan?
Not included. This set of pages only discusses sport-court.cn's suspended interlocking sports flooring materials and surface selection.
Is the poolside page equivalent to a primary material for long-term standing-water areas?
Not equivalent. Poolside refers only to poolside circulation and leisure areas; the project should separately confirm the boundaries of drainage, wet-state slip resistance, and cleaning maintenance.
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