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Can you use it for stick handling and shooting in hockey?
Isaiah Rasmussen
You can use our Indoor Court Tiles as a hockey floor for practicing stick handling and shooting.
Would this flooring work well over floor heated concrete.
Kreig oswalt
Yes, Indoor Court Tiles can be installed over a radiant heated surface.
Can the tiles be installed over carpet?
Tracy
You may install these tiles over low plush carpet. However, we recommend installing these over a hard surface.
Can these tiles be out together and taken apart? I’d like to use this as a practice skate area in my house-then take it up and store it when not in use.
Kristie Norton Michaels
Yes, these tiles are very easy to install and then later take apart when not in use.
Can you use this floor to have an indoor baseball practice? Will the floor withstand using inside baseballs (soft)?
Ed
You can use our Indoor Court Tiles as an indoor baseball practice surface. These tiles will be able to withstand a ball impacting them without breaking.
Are these good for inline skating?
Bob
You can inline skate on our Indoor Court Tiles. These tiles feature a smooth top and interlock very tightly. Skating over these tiles will be similar to skating over new concrete.
Can the 3/8" thick indoor tile support the same weight as the 1/2" indoor tile for periodic maintenance equipment? Is it rated for a certain weight limit?
Zach
Our Indoor Court Tiles will be able to handle the same weight as our Indoor Sports Tiles. We don't have a maximum weight rating for our Indoor Court Tiles, but these tiles are very durable and can handle the weight of a car driving over them.
Can these be used for pickleball?
John E Bissell
Yes, the Indoor Court Tiles can be used for Indoor Pickleball. For outdoor pickleball, please see our Outdoor Sports Tiles.
How do I know how much to order for the free throw area to be a darker gray than the rest of the floor?
Melia
If you know the dimensions (square footage) of the area you're trying to cover, please use the flooring calculator on the product page to calculate the number of tiles you would need.
Are these hard plastic tiles that don’t bend
Debra
Yes, these are hard plastic tiles.
Hi. We have these tiles and they are scuffing pretty bad. We are unable to figure out how to remove the scuffs. Any recommendations?
Matt
For scuffing, a tennis ball on the end of a stick usually works really well, so do magic erasers.
What is the best way to clean these tiles? We do daily cleaning, but it no longer looks shiny or clean. Do we need to buff it?
Melissa
We recommend using a mixture of water & ammonia to clean the tiles.
Should a rubber underlayment be used if using indoor court tiles for a basketball court on a concrete basement floor?
Underlayment can be used for extra cushion but is not required.
Is there any tutorial videos of how to replace damaged tiles
Currently we do not have any content about how to replace damaged tiles in the middle of a floor. The easiest way to replace tiles is to remove a strip of tiles that leads to the damaged tile, remove the broken piece and clean under it, making sure to remove any broken pieces that would cause your floor to be unlevel. Then replace the piece and replace the removed strip of tiles leading to it.
Can these tiles tolerate the weight and concentrated load of tables and chairs or have to be removed before using the floor for other uses?
Slim
This should not be an issue as long as the product is installed indoors without extreme heat/direct sunlight. Also, make sure their is about a 1/2" gap around the perimeter for expansion/contraction.
Can you roller skate on these? I know you can stick handle and shoot for hockey, but can you also skate on them?
Tj
These tiles feature a smooth top and interlock very tightly. Skating over these tiles will be similar to skating over new concrete.
Are the tile slippery when using in sport court for basketball and other running sports?
Dana Dowd
These Indoor Court Tiles provide excellent grip and were explicitly designed with basketball in mind.
Would putting a rubber flooring layer help with knee shock absorption, and does it decrease effectiveness for basketball?
Dana Dowd
You can use underlayment for extra cushion. Doing so shouldn't noticeably decrease the effectiveness of a basketball.
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