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Junckers Sports and Dance Floor Systems JUNCKERS MBRO0120201 /09.2015 / 3.000 /09.2015 MBRO0120201 MBRO0120203 / 07.2016 MBRO0120203 SPORTS AND DANCE FLOOR SYSTEMS Junckers Hardwood Inc. | New York | NY USA Phone 212-334-8060 | Fax 212-334-8062 [email protected] | www.junckershardwood.com WINNING SPORTS FLOOR SOLUTIONS 1 I N N T O E I R T N A A R T E IO D N FE AL L HANDBAL CONTENTS 02/ Introduction 12/ Portable A4 03/ EN 14904 13/ Portable A3 The European standard for indoor sport floors 14/ Solid hardwood flooring choices 04/ Junckers sports floors – always area elastic 16/ The Studio Floor 05/ Choice of systems 17/ Quick, Easy, Clean 06/ DuoBAT 120+ 18/ Junckers sports urethane and maintenance 07/ UnoBAT 62+ 19/ Game Line Paint 08/ UnoBAT 45 20/ Reference Photos 10/ BluBAT 52 – 67 - 79 21/ Environment/ Certifications 11/ Clip system 22/ References Time-Proven History More than 80 years of experience in the hardwood flooring industry has given Junckers the technical expertise to design and produce innovative sports flooring systems, and high quality solid hardwood flooring. Junckers Winning Sports Floor Solutions are ideal for all types of athletic activities, from multi-use gymnasium and dance floors, to Olympic venues. Junckers is the recognized leader in solid hardwood sports floor systems all over the world. 2 EN 14904 The European standard for indoor sports floors The performance of a sports floor is measured according to the European standard EN 14904, which specifies the requirements on the properties of sports floors. The standard divides the sports floors into 4 types: 1. Area-elastic floors: When a point force causes deflection over a relatively large area around the impact point (wood). 2. Point-elastic floors: When a point force causes deflection only at or close to the impact point (vinyl). 3. Combi-elastic floors: An area-elastic floor with a point-elastic top layer, a point force will cause both localized deflection and deflection over a wider area (wood/vinyl). 4. Mixed-elastic floors: Point-elastic floor combined with a synthetic material. The standard relates to both safety and sports technical properties. The most important factors are described below. Key factors for safety and performance EN 14904 SHOCK ABSORPTION A shock absorbing floor minimizes the risk of injuries. Test results display the percentage of shock energy absorbed by the floor when landing after a jump. VERTICAL DEFORMATION The floor’s ability to absorb shock depends on its ability to flex when exposed to a dynamic load. Test results display the floor’s vertical deformation in millimeters when exposed to a dynamic impact equivalent to that of light jogging. BALL BOUNCE A good ball bounce increases the ball control and the speed of the game. Test results display the rebound achieved by the floor as a percentage of the rebound measured on a concrete floor. FRICTION Correct friction is important when athletes move rapidly on the floor. The ideal friction number is between 80 and 110. A friction number less than 80 makes the floor too slippery. A friction number above 110 makes the floor too sticky. ROLLING LOAD The floor’s ability to withstand rolling loads is important in 150 circumstances where heavy carts and retractable bleachers are KGS used. Test results display whether or not the floor can withstand a rolling load of 1,500 N (approximately 331 lbs or 150 kgs). 3 JUNCKERS SPORTS FLOORS – always area-elastic Junckers solid hardwood sports and dance floors are categorized as area-elastic, which is the flooring type that provides the best sport performance properties. An area-elastic sports floor allows optimal freedom of movement. It supports the game and protects the player against injury. A large quantity of all sports and dance injuries relate to poor performing flooring. EN 14904 sets demands for performance in two classes for area-elastic flooring. The standard performance class A3, and the higher performance class A4. Junckers offers solutions in both the “standard performance” class A3 and the “high performance” class A4. Floors in class A3 perform well for dance studios, group exercise, and multi-use gymnasium applications. Floors in class A4 provide the best in safety and performance, and exceed all performance standards set for the most elite sport and dance facilities. Junckers comprehensive testing In addition to the European standard testing, Junckers believes in testing a floor’s strength regarding durability and life span. Therefore Junckers has integrated two additional internal tests for results of these properties. Fatigue test This test is conducted on all Junckers “High Performance” class A4 sports and dance floors. The floor system is exposed to a series of controlled, dynamic point impacts of 3 kN (approximately 661 lbs or 300 kgs) no less than 100,000 times. This effectively simulates the equivalent of 25 years of normal use. Test of point loads The demands to the floor’s ability to withstand point loads are stepped up with the increased use of sports floors for exhibitions, trade shows, concerts and major sports events where retractable seating is moved across the floors. Here the demands of the EN standards are simply not sufficiently extensive. Therefore, Junckers sports floors undergo rigorous tests in order to ensure durable and versatile floors. OJD Sports halls 4 Denmark Cal State University of Long Beach, USA SylvaSport Beech Premium Choice of Systems Junckers offers both portable and permanent sports flooring solutions, with all systems based on a solid hardwood flooring surface. The product range of subfloor systems is extensive. Low profile systems allow for easy upgrades to existing facilities without a slab depression. Other systems are “shimmable” which allow for almost any finished floor height to be obtained, over most every type subfloor. Table D.1 provides an overview of all Junckers sports and dance floor solutions. Table D.1 Class according Required Construction System to EN 14904 subfloor height Use Studio Floor A3 Flat ¾” (20 mm) Dance / group exercise / yoga Gymnasium / dance / Clip A3 Flat 1 1/4” (32 mm) group exercise / squash Racquetball Gymnasium / dance / BluBAT 52 A3 Flat 2 1/8” (52 mm) group exercise / squash Racquetball Gymnasium / dance / BluBAT 67 A3 Flat 2 5/8” (67 mm) group exercise / squash Racquetball Gymnasium / dance / BluBAT 79 A3 Flat 3 1/8” (79 mm) group exercise / squash Racquetball Gymnasium / arena / dance / group exercise A3 Portable A3 Flat 1 1/4” (32 mm) Temporary use (also over ice rinks) Gymnasium / arena / dance / group exercise A4 Portable A4 Flat 1 5/8” (40 mm) Temporary use (also over ice rinks) Gymnasium / dance / UnoBAT 45 A4 Flat 1 3/4” (45 mm) group exercise / squash Racquetball Gymnasium / dance / UnoBAT 62+, A4 Flat 2 3/8” (62 mm) group exercise / squash Packings excluded Racquetball Gymnasium / dance / UnoBAT 62+ A4 Flat / irregular 3 1/4” – 9 5/8” group exercise / squash Packings included (82-245 mm) Racquetball Gymnasium / dance / DuoBAT 120+ A4 Flat / irregular 4 3/4” - 9 5/8” group exercise / squash (120-245 mm) Racquetball 5 FEATURES Performance Area-elastic according to EN 14904 class A4 Use Gymnasium, group exercise, Solid hardwood fastened to a resilient subfloor system, dance and squash courts consisting of two layers of cross-laid engineered sleepers, Ideal for high impact sports with pre-attached shock absorption pads. This, in conjunction Hardwood type Prefinished 7/8” (22 mm) 2-strip solid with the patented J-Lock system, ensures a fast and secure hardwood connection between the upper and lower sleepers. System construction Double layer sleeper system The time saving leveling system uses exclusive locking DuoWedges, which are easily attached to the sleepers. Required subfloor Flat or uneven Correct height and flatness of the floor is quickly obtained, without use of nails or special tools. Total floor system 4 3/4” – 9 5/8” (120-242 mm) thickness. Wedges and Additional support bases are available to increase the height support bases included of the floor as needed. Junckers 25 years Yes With Junckers patented DuoWedge leveling system, even the fatigue test most complicated, uneven subfloors are quickly and easily corrected into ideal, flat playing surfaces. Sanding and refinishing Yes, 8-10 times to bare wood Compatible with Yes radiant heating 6 1 SYSTEM COMPONENTS 1. 7/8” (22 mm) x 5” (129 mm) x 12’ (3700 mm) solid hardwood 2. Upper sleepers: 1” (25.5 mm) x 2 3/8” (60 mm) x 11’ 9” 2 (3600 mm) with rubber shock pad 4 3. Lower sleepers: 1 1/2” (39 mm) x 1 1/2” (40 mm) x 11’ 3 (3364 mm) with J-Lock 4. DuoWedge 5. Polythene moisture barrier 5 6. Beech Sport Wall Base Requirements TEST DIN/EN 14904:A4 Test results Shock absorption > 55 < 75 % 63% Vertical deformation > 2.3 < 5.0 mm 2.3 mm Ball bounce > 90 % 95% Friction > 80 < 110 ~85 1) KG Rolling load > 1500 N ✓ 3500 N Point load None 6000 N ~ 600 kgs2) 1) Junckers test with solid rubber wheels, width = 2” (50 mm), diameter=4” (100 mm). 2) Junckers test with 4” x 4” (100x100 mm) point load. 6 FEATURES Performance Area-elastic according to EN 14904 class A4 Use Gymnasium, group exercise, dance Solid hardwood nailed to a resilient subfloor system and squash courts consisting of one layer engineered sleepers with pre- Ideal for high impact sports attached shock absorbing pads. Junckers time-saving Hardwood type Prefinished 7/8” (22 mm) 2-strip solid hardwood leveling system uses industry exclusive J-LockWedges which easily snap-lock onto the shock pad. Correct height System construction Single layer sleeper and flatness of the floor is quickly achieved without use of nails or special tools.
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