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PVC vinyl is the modern standard — point-elastic cushioning protects knees and ankles during rapid footwork, consistent grip across humidity levels, and easier maintenance. Wood (maple/spruce) offers the traditional feel and is preferred by some purists but requires strict humidity control and is harder on joints. For Indian climates, we recommend 5-7mm PVC with foam backing.

PVC vinyl: 2 to 3 days per court including surface preparation and welding. Maple hardwood: 5 to 7 days including subfloor, laying, sanding, and sealing. PP interlocking tiles: 1 day — the fastest option. Full badminton hall with 4+ courts typically takes 1 to 2 weeks.

Yes — PVC courts can be marked for volleyball, pickleball, and indoor tennis (with portable nets). Maple floors naturally work for basketball and gymnastics. We can design multi-purpose halls with retractable net posts and multi-sport line markings.

PVC vinyl (BWF-approved): mid-range per sqft. Maple hardwood: premium per sqft. PP interlocking tiles: entry-level per sqft. A standard 13.4x6.1m court ranges from 1.5 lakhs to 6+ lakhs. Multi-court halls benefit from economies of scale.

Yes, we supply FIVB-compliant net post systems — floor-socket or free-standing, with official nets, antennae, and padding. We also provide referee stands, score displays, and court divider curtains for multi-court facilities.

PVC: daily dry mopping, weekly damp cleaning with neutral pH cleaner, quarterly polish. Avoid harsh chemicals and excess water. Maple: daily dust mopping, quarterly sport-specific cleaner, annual screen-and-recoat. Control humidity at 30-50% RH. We offer AMC packages for both surfaces.