Multisport - Sports Floor
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Sprung timber flooring system.
Application
- Multi-use facilities.
- Sports facilities.
Suitable for new build projects. This system incorporates a battened under structure, utilising either resilient foam backed battens for level subfloors, or a cradle levelling system for uneven sub floors.
Multisport has a cross layered board construction, making it very stable yet strong.
The finish is available in European Oak, Ash, Beech and Maple timber species. The boards are pre-finished in a sports lacquer, which offers the correct levels of friction and slip resistance for all sporting activities.
The finished floor can be line marked with Reflex Sports' specialist line marking paints and there is no requirement for additional on site applications of lacquer.
Reflex have numerous reference sites throughout the U.K.
Description
Multisport is a sprung timber flooring system, designed for both multi-use and pure sport facilities. It is available in low floor height and variable floor height options and is fully compatible with underfloor heating systems. Multisport meets the EN 14904 standard for area elastic floors and is Sport England compliant. It is available in both European Oak and Ash timber species.
Features and benefits:
- Variable floor height options.
- Meets EN 14904.
- FSC® and/or PEFC® chain of custody timber.
- Sport England compliant.
- More dimensional stability than solid timber.
- Easy to refurbish and with a 25-year warranty.
- Complies with DfE Specification.
General information
Color | Brown Beige Other |
Finish | Matt Lacquered |
Material | Wood Timber |
Shape | Rectangle Other |
Length | 2250 mm 2200 mm |
Width | 190 mm 215 mm |
Height | 22 mm |
Warranty description | 25 year |
Uniclass | |
CAWS | K21/142 Battened wood sports floor |
Specification data - Battened wood floating floor systems
System performance | Standards: Certified to EN 14904 - A4. |
Subfloor preparation layer | Cradle/batten: To be uneven site concrete or better. Sports batten: SR1. |
Vapour control layer | Damp proof membrane.Guidance for specification option: Moisture content to be below 75% RH or a specialist DPM will be required. |
Resilient layer | Not required. |
Secondary supports or spacers | Acoustic batten cradles and timber floor battens, variable height.Acoustic batten cradles and timber floor battens, low height.Guidance for specification option: SR1 subfloor. |
Insulation to floor voids | Manufacturer guidanceInsulation can be laid in between the battens, insert requirements. |
Loadbearing overlay | Not required. |
Underlay | DPM.Kraft paper.Manufacturer guidanceDependant on moisture readings on site. |
Flooring | |
Board type | Prefinished three ply engineered boards with 5.2 mm nominal hardwood (oak) wearing layer.Prefinished three ply engineered boards with 5.2 mm nominal hardwood (ash) wearing layerManufacturer guidance
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Jointing | Tongue and groove on all four sides. |
Perimeter seals | Not required.Proprietary flanking strip.Guidance for specification option: If acoustic isolation is required, a proprietary flanking strip can be installed underneath the skirting. |
System accessories | Access bushings.Skirting.Door threshold cover plates.Sports Line marking and logos.Carpet tile floor protection. |
Samples required | Manufacturer guidanceSamples can be provided, insert requirements. |
Standard | To EN 14904. |
Third-party certification | PEFC. |
Surface finish | Eight coats of sports lacquer. |
Sustainability data
Contains Red List materials | No |
Country of material origin | Europe |
Country of product manufacture | Europe |
Material | Wood Timber |
Expected Life | 25 year |
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| Platform | Compatible | Version |
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 Revit | - | 1 |
 IFC | - | 1 |
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