Surfaces for Sports Areas - Multi-sports floor systems for indoor use - Part 3: In situ testing
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The in-situ specifications for examining a multi-sport floor system's performance following installation are described in the DIN EN 14904-3 standard. The standard is intended primarily for indoor sport halls, gymnasiums, and single-sport venues for games like handball, volleyball, basketball, badminton, and small-sided football. Additionally, it accepts that many sports might be considered in physical education classrooms.
The standard emphasizes that Part 1 of the standard addresses the fundamental specifications for multi-sport floor systems in indoor sport halls and gymnasiums that are specified in Regulation EU N° 305/2011. Part 2 of the standard also outlines additional specifications for multi-sport floor systems utilized in these venues. It is important to remember that the regulation does not apply to indoor textile or synthetic turf surfaces.
| Descriptors | Behaviour, CE marking, Checking equipment, Cleaning, Constancy of performance, Construction, Determination, Fitness for purpose, Floor coverings, Floor for sporting activities, Floors, Friction, Gymnasia, Gymnasiums, In situ, Installations, Interior areas, Maintenance, Marking, Mounting, Multi-purpose, Plastics, Power reduction, Qualification tests, Shock absorbing, Specification (approval), Sports areas, Sports facilities, Strain, Surfaces, Testing, Bottom, Transition loss, Ground, Soils, Testing devices |
| ICS Codes | 97.220.10 - Sports facilities |
| Language(s) | English + German |
| File Size | 1.5 MB |
