Sports Wooden Flooring is a high-demand sports venue flooring that requires regular maintenance and care to maintain its good condition. Proper maintenance methods can not only extend the service life of the floor but also improve its performance and aesthetics. The following are some suggestions for additional maintenance measures for sports wooden flooring:

1. Cleaning: Regular cleaning is a basic step in the maintenance of sports wooden flooring. You can use a vacuum cleaner or a damp cloth to clean the dust and dirt on the floor surface, ensuring that the floor surface is clean and tidy. Avoid using cleaning agents containing acidic or alkaline ingredients to prevent damage to the floor surface.

2. Waxing: Regularly waxing sports wooden flooring can effectively protect the floor surface and increase the luster and wear resistance of the floor. Before waxing, you need to clean the floor surface and ensure that the floor is completely dry, then apply the wax evenly, and use a polishing machine to wax and polish the floor.

3. Painting: If the floor surface has wear or scratches, it is necessary to carry out painting repair in a timely manner. You can choose floor paint that matches the color of the floor to make the repair, apply it evenly to the damaged area, and then sand and polish it after drying to restore the original appearance of the floor.

4. Waterproofing Treatment: As sports wooden floors are prone to dampness and deformation, it is recommended to apply a waterproof treatment to the floor before use. You can choose professional waterproof coatings or floor sealing agents for the treatment to enhance the floor's water resistance and stability.

5. Avoid Sharp Objects and High Temperatures: When using sports wooden floors, it is important to avoid direct contact with the floor surface from sharp objects and high-temperature items to prevent scratches and deformation. You can lay floor protection pads or use floor protection pads in the areas that need protection to prevent scratches and damage.

6. Regular Inspection: Regularly inspect the floor's condition and the site environment to identify and address any issues promptly. Check the joints and seams of the floor regularly to see if they are loose, and look for any damage or unevenness on the floor surface. Repair and handle these issues in a timely manner to maintain the floor's integrity.

In summary, sports wooden floors indeed require additional maintenance to maintain their good condition. By using proper maintenance methods and regular maintenance, the lifespan of the floor can be extended, and its performance and aesthetics can be improved, ensuring the safety and stability of the sports floor. Therefore, it is recommended that users pay attention to the maintenance and care of the floor in daily use to ensure the long-term use and good condition of the floor.