Consider the thickness and elasticity of the floor. The thickness and elasticity of sports wooden floor directly affect the shock absorption and resilience of the floor, which has an important impact on athletes' movements and physical stress. Generally, the thickness of sports wooden floors should be above 15mm, and the elasticity should be moderate, providing sufficient support while reducing the risk of athletes getting injured.

Consider the wear resistance and anti-slip properties of the floor. Sports wooden floors are prone to wear and tear over long periods of use and exercise, so it is necessary to choose floor materials with good wear resistance to extend the service life of the floor. At the same time, the surface of the floor should have certain anti-slip properties to ensure that athletes do not fall or get injured due to the floor being too slippery during exercise.