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HOW TO PROTECT THE PARQUET FLOOR IN A SPORTS HALL - PVC LINING
2022-05-09
Sports halls and gymnasiums are large spaces that can be used for more than just training or competitions. They are very often used for non-sports applications. It is then necessary to protect the floor from mechanical damage and contamination. Find out how to use PVC floor lining to protect sports flooring.
PARQUET FLOOR IN SPORTS HALL - DANGEROUS CONTAMINATION AND DAMAGE
The parquet floor is one of the most important elements of any sports hall or school gymnasium. Replacing or repairing large areas of this type is expensive, so it is worth taking care of. Mechanical damage is not only an aesthetic problem, but also a violation of the top protective layer, and thus faster degradation of the parquet, for example, due to moisture.
Pollution is also extremely undesirable on sports surfaces. If left on the floor, they pose a danger to people using the hall (e.g., during a fall) and contribute to the formation of harmful scratches. Therefore, among the basic rules for the operation of sports floors are the use of changeable footwear with a light-colored rubber sole and regular sweeping and mopping of the floor. As a result, it is able to serve for a much longer time, and the comfort of use is definitely greater.
ORGANIZATION OF NON-SPORTS EVENTS IN THE HALL OR GYMNASIUM
Nevertheless, it is not worth limiting the use of an arena or gymnasium only to training and sporting events. These types of spaces can be truly multifunctional. In schools, they are most often used for holding assemblies and other ceremonial meetings, as they are able to accommodate hundreds of students at a time. They can also host balls and discos. They work great as exam rooms, providing plenty of space. Commercial sports halls can also be used for official meetings, conferences, parties and many other events.
At that time, it is worth taking care not only of the right atmosphere or technical issues, but also the protection of the floor. Fortunately, this does not have to be difficult - just get a special lining that is easy to install and remove.
PVC LINING FOR SPORTS FLOOR PROTECTION
PVC lining is a great way to protect sports floors, combining efficiency and ease of application. The lining is available in board or roll form and protects the floor very well from damage and dirt. It can also serve as an additional cushioning and anti-slip layer. Its most important key advantages:
• rubberized bottom - so it does not move on the parquet when walking;
• anti-slip top - high comfort of use;
• easy to keep clean - the plastic does not absorb dirt, it usually only needs to be vacuumed;
• quick installation and removal - it takes only a few moments to lay PVC protective lining, it is highly adhesive and does not require glue; this makes its removal just as easy;
• easy storage - PVC linings are only 1-2 mm thick and flexible which makes them easy to store, whether rolled or in board form;
• durability - PVC linings are very durable and can successfully serve you for a long time;
• affordable - sports linings are not expensive, and what's more, you don't need to buy them at all; if you only need them occasionally, consider renting;
• ease of adaptation to any surface - the lining is available in rolls or slabs of various sizes, which makes it easy to cover the entire parquet, regardless of its dimensions;
• ease of transportation - linings take up relatively little space and are quite lightweight.
A high-quality product of this type will help create an even, safe and very comfortable floor that doesn't look like a temporary solution, while being very easy to install and remove. With it, you can easily turn any sports hall into a multi-purpose hall and use it for various types of events.
PVC LINING FOR PARQUET PROTECTION - BUYING OR RENTING?
As already mentioned, the cost of purchasing PVC lining is not high, which is one of its key advantages. Storage is not difficult either, as the product does not take up much space. However, there are times when a facility does not have even a small space to store it, or simply needs parquet protection only occasionally. Then a great solution is to rent. This can be a service that also includes laying out the pavement and then dismantling it, which can sometimes be no small feat when preparing the facility for another type of use.
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