Basketball Flooring.
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Yes, Junckers works with a nationwide network of certified installers and dealer partners. We can recommend a trusted local installer experienced in sports flooring, ensuring proper installation and long-term performance.

Installing a basketball floor involves careful planning, certified materials, and professional expertise to ensure performance, safety, and longevity. Best practices include working with certified sports floor installers to ensure compliance, avoid costly errors, and meet technical specifications.

With the right sports floor contractor, you can customize your basketball court with custom markings, center logos, sponsor branding, and wood finishes in beech, ash, or maple—available in our Champion, Premium, and Club gradings.

The best flooring for a basketball court depends on your facility’s needs, but solid hardwood sports floors remain the gold standard worldwide. Hardwood—especially maple, beech, and ash—delivers superior ball bounce, natural shock absorption, and long-term durability. Junckers manufactures all sports floors from 22 mm solid hardwood, available in multiple gradings (Champion, Premium, Club) and finishes (lacquered, oiled, or untreated) to match both performance and aesthetic requirements.

Learn more: Understanding Basketball Court Materials: Surfaces, Structure, and Performance

Yes, Junckers offers low-profile systems that fit perfectly into private homes and buildings. Find out more at home and residential basketball courts.

The question “how much does a basketball gym floor cost” can’t be answered with a single figure. The final price depends on several key factors, each of which shapes the overall budget and performance of your court. Read about the key factors behind pricing here.

The best way to clean and maintain a basketball floor is to use a dedicated basketball floor cleaner designed to protect the finish, ensure safety, and extend the floor’s lifespan. Junckers recommends daily sweeping or dust-mopping, routine damp mopping with a pH-neutral cleaner, and immediate spot-cleaning of spills and sweat. Periodic deep cleaning and reapplication of protective finishes keep hardwood and synthetic surfaces in peak condition.

Read our full cleaning guide for basketball flooring

Basketball court sizes vary depending on the level of play, and these differences influence gameplay, design, and flooring system requirements.

NBA courts are the largest at 94 × 50 ft (28.65 × 15.24 m) with a 16 ft (4.88 m) key and a three-point arc of 23.75 ft (7.24 m) at the top.

FIBA courts are slightly smaller at 91.86 × 49.21 ft (28 × 15 m) with a 16.08 ft (4.9 m) key and a three-point arc of 22.15 ft (6.75 m).

NCAA courts match the NBA length at 94 × 50 ft (28.65 × 15.24 m) but use a narrower 12 ft (3.66 m) key and a 22.15 ft (6.72 m) three-point arc.

High school courts are smaller at 84 × 50 ft (25.6 × 15.24 m) with a 12 ft (3.66 m) key and a shorter three-point arc at 19.75 ft (6.01 m).

For installers and specifiers, these differences affect flooring layout, marking accuracy, and system choice. Junckers provides both fixed (DuoBat, UnoBat, Clip System) and portable (Pro Complete 44, Arena Master) solid hardwood sports floors certified to EN 14904 and FIBA standards, ensuring precise compliance and long-term durability for any court size.