Around the world there are lots of sports centre, offices, schools
and other different places that have Granwood floors installed on
their floors. Granwood flooring is made up from wood fibres that
are stuck together to make a tile block. The Granwood blocks are
then laid down onto a hard flat surface like tiling a floor. When
the Granwood tiles have been installed, it is then time to sand the
granwood sports floor to make it completely level and smooth. It is
then time to seal the floor with three coats of Granwax granguard
lacquer to protect and finish the floor. Granwood floors is a very
hard and durable floor surface. These are great features for
flooring as the floor will last a lifetime if the correct
maintenance is followed.
Having Granwood sports floors installed on your sports hall would be a good choice as it is very hard sports surface that will handle the constant high traffic that sports floors receive. Granwood sports flooring can also be installed over the top of an existing or new wood sprung floor. When a Granwood sports floor is installed on top of wood sports floors it is called a Gransprung sports floor. Because of the very hard Granwax Granguard sports seal that is applied to Granwood floors, it makes Gransprung floors an excellent choice for sports flooring due to the low maintenance and high grip features.
When Granwood floors gets refurbished and sanded it creates lots of very fine dust that gets in the air. To prevent the fine dust making a mess everywhere, there are high powered vacuums that will extract all of the dust. When sanding a Granwood sports floor it can be sanded and buffed to an extremely smooth finish, but it is important not to sand too much out of the Granwood blocks as they can wear too thin and start to crumble, it will also make the Granwood blocks go a darker yellow colour. When Granwood sports flooring has been over sanded, it is normally time for a new sports floor to be installed. When a Granwood sports floor is not too badly damaged, it is possible to just reseal the floor by cleaning it and buffing the floor to key the surface for the sports seal. When a sports floor gets resealed it is important to touch up any sports line markings before resealing, as the seal protects the sports line markings.
Like any other floor, Granwood floors needs to be maintained properly. To maintain Granwood floors it is essential that as much grit as possible can be kept off of the floor. Grit is the worst thing for a Granwood floors lacquer as it will wear and scratch the flooring. Resealing a granwood floor every few years will protect the floor blocks and lower the amount of sanding needed. Obviously the more a Granwood floor gets sanded, the more will be sanded off of the block, shortening the life span of the floor. Granwood floors is no different to any other type of sports flooring, so make sure to maintain it and to keep it clean to make it last as long as possible.
Granwood Flooring
Having Granwood sports floors installed on your sports hall would be a good choice as it is very hard sports surface that will handle the constant high traffic that sports floors receive. Granwood sports flooring can also be installed over the top of an existing or new wood sprung floor. When a Granwood sports floor is installed on top of wood sports floors it is called a Gransprung sports floor. Because of the very hard Granwax Granguard sports seal that is applied to Granwood floors, it makes Gransprung floors an excellent choice for sports flooring due to the low maintenance and high grip features.
When Granwood floors gets refurbished and sanded it creates lots of very fine dust that gets in the air. To prevent the fine dust making a mess everywhere, there are high powered vacuums that will extract all of the dust. When sanding a Granwood sports floor it can be sanded and buffed to an extremely smooth finish, but it is important not to sand too much out of the Granwood blocks as they can wear too thin and start to crumble, it will also make the Granwood blocks go a darker yellow colour. When Granwood sports flooring has been over sanded, it is normally time for a new sports floor to be installed. When a Granwood sports floor is not too badly damaged, it is possible to just reseal the floor by cleaning it and buffing the floor to key the surface for the sports seal. When a sports floor gets resealed it is important to touch up any sports line markings before resealing, as the seal protects the sports line markings.
Like any other floor, Granwood floors needs to be maintained properly. To maintain Granwood floors it is essential that as much grit as possible can be kept off of the floor. Grit is the worst thing for a Granwood floors lacquer as it will wear and scratch the flooring. Resealing a granwood floor every few years will protect the floor blocks and lower the amount of sanding needed. Obviously the more a Granwood floor gets sanded, the more will be sanded off of the block, shortening the life span of the floor. Granwood floors is no different to any other type of sports flooring, so make sure to maintain it and to keep it clean to make it last as long as possible.
Granwood Flooring
