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See wooden floor on your court
Here is Wooden floor (Antelope Air-Cush) on a full-size court with real lines. Turn it, pinch or scroll to zoom, and try your colours. When it looks right, send the design with your quote request.
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Specification
Where it is used
Badminton, squash, basketball, volleyball and multi-purpose halls.
Court guides: Pickleball courtBadminton courtBasketball court
Care after we leave
Screen and recoat the lacquer every 1–2 years. Full sanding back to bare wood every 8–10 years, then re-line and refinish.
How we build it
- Site visit: we check the base, slope and drainage.
- Recommendation and quote for the surface and layout.
- Base preparation, surface laying and line marking.
- Posts, nets and fittings, then handover with a care guide.
Questions people ask us
Wooden or synthetic floor for badminton?
Both are used. Sprung wood is what top halls use and is kindest on knees over long sessions; sports vinyl costs less and is quicker to lay. We help you choose by use, budget and the hall itself.
Why the rubber pads under the boards?
The EPDM pads let the floor give slightly under a landing, which takes load off players’ joints. That shock absorption is what EN 14904 measures.
What does a wooden floor need after installation?
Daily dry mopping, a screen and recoat every 1–2 years, and a full sand and refinish every 8–10 years.
Get a quote for your wooden floor
Send the size and city. Our team calls you back, and site photos on WhatsApp help us quote faster.
Call +91 93363 37228 · +91 95980 80390 · info@chandrasports.in · 379 A1, N2 Road, Lal Bangla, Kanpur 208007