Ecore, a manufacturer of safe, ergonomic and acoustic performance surfaces for commercial and athletic markets, has added the new Mod15 ShockPad as an option in its Performance Modzilla system.

An ideal solution for ice rink perimeters, walkways, lobbies, and locker rooms, Blade is comprised of 9mm dense, vulcanized composition rubber that absorbs shock and easily resists abrasion and degradation caused by equipment such as ice skate blades. 

Starnet member Howard’s Rug Company in San Diego teamed up with DriTac and O’Sullivan Floor Covering for a new fitness center floor for ATEC Spine Inc. 

From home gyms to professional arenas, rubber sports flooring is seeing double-digit growth. 

The latest high-performance flooring products from Ecore are designed to raise the game of today’s modern sports facilities and health and wellness spaces from the courts and workout areas to the locker rooms.

Ecore recently donated 2,000 square feet of performance flooring to Lancaster, Pennsylvania-based Lionheart Training, a youth facility that provides physical conditioning and athletic training to inner-city children aged 6-12. 

Formed originally in Wisconsin in 1872 by the Connor family, the company began as a furniture manufacturer. The company is best known today in the global sports equipment industry as the Official Court of the NCAA.

Connor Sports will provide new, custom hardwood courts for the 2022 Men's Regionals and the Final Four at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, and the Women's Regionals and the Final Four at the Target Center in Minneapolis. 

Motivva is a phthalate-free product with a polyurethane coating. Thus, no wax or stripping is required, clean-up is easy and eliminates the need for chemical-based cleaning and maintenance.

When specifying flooring for sports facilities and playgrounds, it’s important to consider several important performance metrics.