Indoor Court Flooring

Options for Indoor Court Flooring

When you want to create an indoor space for practicing or playing sports, a maple hardwood floor is the traditional layout to use in a gymnasium. However, you may want to select an option that provides the same aesthetic but is easier to install and maintain. Greatmats has you covered with multiple indoor court flooring products.

We offer professional-quality tiles and rolls at a great price. Most customers use our flooring for basketball and volleyball, but our products work for many other indoor sports, including pickleball, tennis, handball, racquetball, and some roller sports. With our indoor sports flooring, your facility can afford to have a great-looking multi-sport floor that also gives athletes the level of performance they’re seeking. Avoid common indoor court flooring issues and keep your court performing at its best with help from the experts at Greatmats.

Indoor Sports Floor Types

When selecting the best sports flooring, you’ll have options that include rolls and interlocking tiles.

Indoor Court Tiles

Indoor court tiles offer a simple DIY installation at home or in a commercial facility. They often have a hidden interlocking edge that delivers a clean-looking installation. The material provides a true ball response for your sports practices and games. Multiple colors are available, as well as wood-look maple finishes. Our modular tiles are portable. They use a plastic base with a hidden interlocking edge to allow for repeated connections that don’t affect the integrity of the main flooring material.

Indoor Court Rolls

Vinyl rolls are a popular choice for an indoor sports floor at a sports hall or fieldhouse where you need to cover a large area at a reasonable price. Some of the rolls include an attached padding layer underneath that makes the space more comfortable to use. These surfaces require minimal maintenance after the installation. Some rolls require professional installation, while others have a DIY installation option available.

Features and Benefits of Indoor Court Flooring

Some of the key benefits of deploying flooring made for indoor sports surfaces include:

• Each surface delivers the desired traction for athletes
  
• A raised or padded base provides shock absorption
  
• Athletes receive a true ball response
  
• Choose among wood grain patterns or full color layouts
  
• Interlocking tiles allow for a DIY installation
  
• Easy to maintain and clean
  
• Some products help with noise diffusion
  
• Materials are durable and made for repeated use
  
• Some products work for either indoor or outdoor installations
  
• Commercial-level build quality

Use Types for Indoor Court Flooring

Our Greatmats customers use these products for a variety of purposes, including:

• Gymnasium floor
  
• Basketball floor
  
• Volleyball floor
  
• Indoor soccer floor
  
• Futsal floor
  
• Pickleball floor
  
• Tennis floor
  
• Handball floor
  
• Racquetball floor
  
• Roller sports floor
  
• Fitness center flooring
  
• Recreational facility flooring
  
• Daycare center flooring
  
• Yoga studio flooring
  
• Dance studio flooring
  
• Group exercise flooring

Indoor Court Flooring Q&A

What are sports floor court tiles?

Sports floor court tiles are designed to withstand heavy use and foot traffic. They deliver a true ball response and produce traction that keeps athletes from risking a slip. They are available in a variety of colors, and you can add painted lines to create a court.

Where can you use indoor sport flooring tiles?

You can use indoor sport flooring tiles in virtually any way your imagination allows. Create a full-size basketball or volleyball court in an athletic facility, turn a bedroom into a workout space, or anything in between with these versatile tiles.

How thick should wall padding be for sports?

The ideal thickness of wall padding depends on the areas where you will use it. In an indoor gym where the padding may be protecting athletes from crashing into a concrete block wall, a 2-inch pad is common. For padding over outdoor fences at athletic fields, it’s common for the foam to be 3 or more inches thick.

What are the easiest gymnasium floor tile options to install?

For an easy-to-install gymnasium floor tile, interlocking tiles are a smart choice. Most people can DIY the installation of the tiles by connecting the hidden interlocking edges, and they don’t need glue, greatly simplifying the process.

What is the best rolled vinyl sports flooring?

The best rolled vinyl sports flooring options often have a faux wood-grain pattern in a variety of stain colors. Some vinyl rolls have a padded layer underneath that enhances the comfort of people using them. You’ll want to hire a licensed contractor to install these rolls for the best results.