Usage
Multipurpose Flooring
In addition to the few very specific sport-stadiums most owners require a multipurpose system to get the highest possible return on investment from their sports facility. There are two ways of looking at "multipurpose".
The first interpretation of multipurpose is a floor designed to fit a wide variety of athletic/sports activities. Some wood systems are promoted as multipurpose, but who likes to play tennis on wood? How about indoor soccer and not to mention indoor hockey.
Pulastic Multipurpose Surfaces
Synthetic systems rate a higher score when considering an all-sports flooring system. Being a durable and resilient urethane system, pulastic is truly a multipurpose surface. Pulastic can offer levels of shock absorption not available in conventional synthetic systems, levels normally associated only with higher cost wood systems. Creating high levels of shock absorption should not interfere with creating a good ball response. Pulastic offers a ball bounce of over 98%.
The second interpretation of multipurpose is combining sport activities with non-sport functions, such as schools exams, exhibitions, banquets, etc., etc..... This is all possible due to the high physical properties of the surface resin layer. This also gives pulastic an outstanding durability. One further advantage of a pulastic floor is the sound dampening characteristics, especially when compared with wood.
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