The PVC grass-textured sports flooring, certified by the International Tennis Federation (ITF), is a high-performance flooring material specifically designed for tennis.

specification

Thickness: 3.5mm-12mm
Width: 1.8m

PVC Tennis Floor Core Technical Standards

Rebound Value (BPR): ≥80%, ensuring that the tennis ball rebounds to a stable height within the standard range after being dropped from a height of 2.54 metres.
Slip Resistance: 60-80N, with a diamond-shaped textured surface or artificial grass leaf structure, tested to EN14904 standards, maintaining anti-slip performance even in wet conditions.
Impact Absorption: 20-35% (International Tour Standard), with a closed-cell PVC foam cushioning layer reducing joint impact force by 30-50% when athletes land.
Surface Speed: 30-45 (ITF CS 01/01 Test Standard), measured using the Sestée laser system to ensure consistent ball speed.

Grass Pattern Design Advantages

The surface features a three-dimensional grass leaf texture, mimicking the microscopic friction characteristics of natural grass. The friction coefficient is precisely controlled between 0.5-0.7, ensuring traction during rapid movement while avoiding excessive friction that could impair flexibility.
Special matte finish technology reduces sunlight reflection by over 90%, while colour-coded zone design (e.g., blue baseline + green playing area) aids athletes in positioning.
Open-cell foam layer structure combined with slope design (≥1.5%) achieves a drainage rate of 50 millimetres per hour, preventing water accumulation from affecting field performance.

Dongxing PVC Vinyl Sports Flooring Structural Advantages

Wear-resistant layer: 0.55–0.7 mm thick TPU-treated layer, meeting ISO 10582 standard P-grade wear resistance, capable of withstanding over 100,000 friction tests.
Glass fibre reinforcement layer: 1000D grid fabric reinforcement, dimensional stability of ±0.2% (EN434 standard), maintaining shape integrity over extended use.
Cushioning layer: 3–5 mm thick closed-cell foam PVC, vibration absorption rate of 35% (DIN 18032-2 standard), meeting international competition requirements for joint protection.