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     • Basketball court flooring is traditionally made from solid hard woods such as maple, beech, oak and ash. These materials are used because they are light in color, not prone to splintering and firm but smooth in finish. More recently, engineered wood (manufactured from layers of wood) is also used in court flooring.
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   What is FIBA court flooring?

   • Court flooring Court flooring must be perfectly flat, firm and free from obstructions. The inner playing area shall be 28.0m long and 15.0m wide. The court shall be marked with 50mm lines in accordance with the FIBA Official Rules of Basketball.

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   What is the FIBA equipment & venue centre?

   • The FIBA Equipment & Venue Centre has established itself by supporting the installation of the key components of basketball arenas and the supply of quality basketball equipment. We now focus on the venue as a whole and, in particular, its use for elite basketball competition.

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   What is FIBA approved glass flooring?

   • FIBA Approved glass (LED) flooring is a recent innovation and is explored as a technology trend in Section 6. FIBA competition Level 2 may also be played on synthetic flooring. The most common types of synthetic surfaces include:

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   Where can I find FIBA approved scoreboards & videoboards?

   • two large FIBA Approved scoreboard/videoboard, one at either end of the court. The detailed specifications for FIBA Approved scoreboards and videoboards can be found in the Basketball Equipment section of the FIBA Official Basketball Rules including the information to be displayed and the minimum size of characters to be used.

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   What is FIBA courts of the world?

   • Courts of the World is FIBA’s Endorsed court finder platform, helping players of all levels find the best courts and play more basketball wherever they go. Users of the app and website have added over 50,000 courts to the popular map, including information about the court, photos and ratings. Court-sub-base

   4. Outdoor courts & facilities - FIBA Venue Guide

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   What is basketball court flooring made of?

   • Basketball court flooring is traditionally made from solid hard woods such as maple, beech, oak and ash. These materials are used because they are light in color, not prone to splintering and firm but smooth in finish. More recently, engineered wood (manufactured from layers of wood) is also used in court flooring.

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   Court flooring. Court flooring must be perfectly flat, firm and free from obstructions. The inner playing area shall be 28.0m long and 15.0m wide. The court shall be marked with 50mm lines in accordance with the FIBA Official Rules of Basketball.

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   Apr 22, 2024 · MIES (Switzerland) - Being approved by FIBA's Equipment & Venue Centre for 20 years, Bona's flooring coatings and maintenance products provide exemplary approaches to prolonging court life while meeting the rigorous demands of basketball competitions.

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   The sub-base onto which the court flooring is laid is made from three types of material: Asphalt: this is the most solid and durable sub-base but is also the most expensive and requires good site access for large vehicles which is not always feasible.

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   To find out more about the FIBA approved equipment, use our interactive court below.

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   The FIBA Equipment & Venue Centre sets global quality standards for Basketball Equipment, 3x3 & Outdoor Basketball Equipment, and Basketball Software technology and manages the FIBA Approval Program.

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    Section 4 explores outdoor basketball facilities including their location, court flooring and sub-base. This can be applied to full-sized courts and the increasingly popular 3x3 version of the game. Section 5 covers operational considerations- arguably the most important phase in an arena’s lifecycle. This is split into two parts: the first ...

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    May 23, 2024 · The flooring material typically used in professional settings is wood, which provides an ideal balance of traction and durability. The playing surface must also be well-maintained to ensure player safety and optimal game conditions.