When consumers choose indoor basketball court floors and sports wooden floors, they will face the choice of different levels of AB and worry. Different grades cause great differences in quality, price, and maintenance costs. How to choose a suitable sports flooring product for you must be considered comprehensively and compared. Then, the quality standards of A and B-grade sports wood floors are:
A-grade sports wood flooring is of good quality and minimal chromatic aberration. During inspection, there are no quality defects such as dead knots, insect eyes, oil eyes, and tree cores. The wood texture on the front and back is the same, there is no big and small head, height difference, the depth and length of the crack should not be greater than 1/5 of the thickness and length, the slope of the twill is less than 10%, there is no corrosion point, and the graphic texture is smooth.
Grade B sports wood flooring is not much different from Grade A in quality. Grade B is two colors close to the bark and the heart of the tree that are spliced together on one board. The color is darker, the color difference is large, and there are wood knots. The B-level boards produced by our factory are uniformly treated with paint and color to increase the aesthetics. NB sports flooring reminds that consumers must choose professional manufacturers, and require manufacturers to provide quality standards between different levels of sports wood flooring to protect their rights and interests.
A-grade sports wood flooring is of good quality and minimal chromatic aberration. During inspection, there are no quality defects such as dead knots, insect eyes, oil eyes, and tree cores. The wood texture on the front and back is the same, there is no big and small head, height difference, the depth and length of the crack should not be greater than 1/5 of the thickness and length, the slope of the twill is less than 10%, there is no corrosion point, and the graphic texture is smooth.
Grade B sports wood flooring is not much different from Grade A in quality. Grade B is two colors close to the bark and the heart of the tree that are spliced together on one board. The color is darker, the color difference is large, and there are wood knots. The B-level boards produced by our factory are uniformly treated with paint and color to increase the aesthetics. NB sports flooring reminds that consumers must choose professional manufacturers, and require manufacturers to provide quality standards between different levels of sports wood flooring to protect their rights and interests.
