There are five main differences between sports wood floors and ordinary wood floors.
1. Material: Sports wood flooring is generally made of high-quality hardwood, such as Maple, oak, etc., have high density and wear resistance; while ordinary wood floors have many types of materials, and you can choose softwood or hardwood.
2. Structure: Sports wooden floors usually adopt a multi-layer structure, consisting of a backing board, a solid wood layer and a surface layer, making the floor stronger and more stable; ordinary wooden floors generally have a single-layer structure.
3. Anti-slip performance: The surface of sports wooden flooring has been specially treated and has a good friction coefficient, which can provide good anti-slip performance and is suitable for high-intensity sports; while ordinary wooden floors have poor anti-slip performance.
4. Maintenance methods: Ordinary wooden floors often need to be waxed to protect the surface and improve the appearance, but sports wooden floors cannot be waxed because it has strict requirements on the surface friction coefficient. Sports wood floors generally require regular cleaning and maintenance, using professional cleaners and tools.
5. Production cost: Due to the special requirements of sports wood flooring and the use of high-quality materials, its production cost is higher than that of ordinary wood flooring.
To sum up, there are obvious differences between sports wood flooring and ordinary wood flooring in terms of material, structure, anti-skid performance, maintenance methods and production costs.
