Choosing multi-layer PVC Sports Flooring with gem surface 6.0: Application Fit and Specification Checks

1. Start with your project constraints

Before you compare surfaces, write down the basic facts of your project:

• Sports to be played – a single sport or several sports on the same floor.
• Facility type – sports facility, school gymnasium or recreational space.
• User level – recreational, competitive or mixed.
• Performance requirements – whether your tender or owner names a standard such as EN14904, or a shock absorption class.
• Format and maintenance – whether a roll product suits your installation, and what cleaning resources you have.
• Budget, schedule and documents – these vary by project and must be agreed directly with the supplier.

2. What the product description confirms

The Gem series is described as a prefabricated multi-layer PVC sports flooring supplied in rolls. According to the product description:

3. When the product is likely to fit

Multi-layer PVC Sports Flooring with gem surface 6.0 is a reasonable candidate if:

• Your court is used for one or more of the listed sports, especially where basketball, volleyball, badminton and table tennis share the same space.
• Your specification asks for EN14904-type performance, and you can check the supporting documents.
• You want a textured, anti-slip surface for ball sports.
• You prefer a roll product with low cleaning and maintenance needs.
• You need colour options to mark zones or match a facility design.

4. When this guide does not support a recommendation

• Outdoor or wet areas – the description covers sports facilities, school gyms and recreational spaces only.
• Specific national or federation approvals – the source mentions EN14904 compliance only. It does not confirm other certifications or approvals.
• Exact thickness, roll size, weight and layer build-up – the published thickness text is incomplete, so get the full data sheet.

5. Specification checks before ordering

Ask Hebei Enlio Sports Goods Co.,Ltd to confirm these in writing:

1. Thickness options and layer structure for the exact version you are quoting, and which thickness the P1 shock absorption grade refers to.
2. EN14904 test report – the issuing laboratory, date and the thickness tested.
3. Roll dimensions and weight for logistics and site handling.
4. Colour range and how much colour may vary between batches.
5. Subfloor and installation requirements, including adhesive and welding methods.
6. Cleaning and maintenance instructions.
7. Price, lead time, warranty and any certificates your market needs. None of these are covered by this article.

6. Summary

If your indoor project covers basketball, volleyball, badminton or table tennis and calls for EN14904-level shock absorption with an anti-slip textured surface, multi-layer PVC Sports Flooring with gem surface 6.0 is worth shortlisting. Make your final choice only after you have checked thickness, test documents and commercial terms directly with the supplier.