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Squash Court Maintenance

Peak Flooring are specialists in squash court refurbishment, installation, maintenance and repair. All work complies with England Squash and Racquetball standards.

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Squash Court Maintenance

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  1. Squash Court Maintenance Peak Flooring are specialists in squash court refurbishment, installation, maintenance and repair. All work complies with England Squash and Racquetball standards.

  2. Squash Court Floor Sanding Squash Court floors are typically finished to a 60 grit finish and left un-sealed to give good grip for the quick direction changes required.  This means the court needs to be sanded regularly as the boards can discolour quickly and loose grip as dirt gets into the grain and the surface starts to smooth off.   Any board court repairs will be carried out prior to the floor sanding process. Sanding is an important part of maintenance to keep the surface safe. 

  3. Squash Court Floor Installation There are two main types of flooring we are able to install. The traditional type of floor is the 57mm random length maple board. These are 57mm tongue and groove boards which are secret nailed into a sprung baton. The second type of floor is the Junckers Sylva-Squash. This is an engineered solid beech wood board designed specifically for squash. It is twice the width of the maple board which makes it cheaper to install. 

  4. Squash COurt Line Marking Line markings are usually painted in red although other colours can be used (some of our clients favour blue or green).  All floor markings are painted using a 2 pack polyurethane Sportiff line marking paint, our favoured paint for all our line marking.  Floor line marking is applied with every sanding or installation job free of charge by Peak Flooring. We also install or repair the service and out of play lines with Armourcoat products.

  5. Contact Us www.peakflooring.uk www.facebook.com/peakflooringuk 15 Roebuck Gate, Stevenage, Hertfordshire

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