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Are Glass Basketball Floors The Future?
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In this video, we take a hard look at recent conversation around glass sports floors and how they compare to the proven performance of traditional hardwood courts. From player safety and traction to long-term durability, we break down what really matters when athletes step on the floor.
But this isn’t a one-sided argument.
We also address an important reality: not every facility is built for hardwood. In coastal regions, flood-prone environments, and multi-purpose facilities like churches, elementary schools, and auxiliary gyms, modern polyurethane pad-and-pour systems have become a smart, strategic alternative. These seamless synthetic floors now offer impressive slip resistance, shock absorption, and—most importantly—moisture resistance that wood simply can’t match.
So what’s the right choice?
It depends on how your facility is used, where it’s located, and what demands it faces over time.
Whether you’re building a championship-level arena or a high-traffic multi-use space, making the right flooring decision matters.
At Covington, we help you get it right the first time.
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