Installing a Gym floor (Part 2 of 4)

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Installing a commercial sports floor or "Gym floor" in Spring Creek near Elko Nevada in early May 2019. This is a Connor Sports panel system with NEO-SHOK pads. (Part 2 of 4)
This is part 2 of 4 video's about the construction of this floor.
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@andrewmillena298 4 года назад

Sir thanks for the knowledge and ideas.. actually we are also installers of basketball court flrng here in the phils but on call when theres a project, and we are Using the same specs of maple wood tongue and groove like u r using sir.....we are amazed to your system considering work environment and temp of the area.. me and my team discussing on your post and we are enlightened... Thank you sir..

@CRASS2047 2 года назад

I do not envy you guys. I do vinyl and poured urethane gym floors. Your work is literally back breaking. I do however have a ton of respect for you wood guys.

@rogeliouriostegui2790 Год назад

Same here poured urethane is my thing as well.

@evanprice2737 3 года назад

I liked when he was stapling the subfloor he had his weight on it the entire time. I would be wary of stapling the entire outside first. Doing the top and left edges first, then from left to right in the middle and the right and bottom edges last may help prevent the subfloor from bubbling up.

@FLOOREDTV 3 года назад

That's why I generally stand in the center when I staple the perimeter, my weight throws the slack to the edges. I've done over 2 million feet of double layer plywood flooring systems and haven't had a problem yet. (knock on wood)

@BlueOriginAire 3 года назад

@@FLOOREDTV , You guys rock the rack !!! Subbed , liked , shared this with a biz' partner.

@barreraboyz Год назад

cool vid. is procedure for basement floor same ?

@bloochyvalbrun5992 3 года назад

hey I'm going to do this exact same system myself is there a way I can speak to you on the phone for some tips . I have been watching your videos for some time now

@jessethomas9676 2 года назад

What is the purpose of the space between racks of rows? When you’re racking.

@Bbighhead 3 месяца назад

What thickness plywood are you using for the subfloor ?

@FLOOREDTV 3 месяца назад

Two layers of APA rated, 4 ply 15/32.

@cuperdiaz232 Год назад

That's a very good video do you screw it down the plywood or you leave it like that

@FLOOREDTV Год назад

Staple it to the subfloor on 9 inch centers.

@NEXFLOOR Год назад

the 2 layers of plywood are nailed down to the concrete subfloor, or drilled, depending on if these guys are paid hourly, lol. Then the maple flooring is nailed in through its side into the plywood. the reason for it being to the side is so that the nail can't be seen when another board is installed up against it.

@raghavnarasimhan4703 3 года назад

@FLOOREDThank you for this amazing and informative video. We are currently assembling a wood floor for our basketball gym in the Bay Area. I was wondering if creaking/popping sound is normal when walking over throughout the wooden floor (sanding and polish has not been done yet)? I would highly appreciate your feedback.Thank you.

@jeremyb7659 Год назад

Nope, that’s not normal. A lot of things could be wrong. Not nailed properly, the wood has sloppy tongue and groove joints, the subfloor was in level multiple things could have not been done right

@NEXFLOOR Год назад

i know im 2 years too late for this but the most likely answer is that the nails weren't nailed properly, it can cause the boards to be slightly loose and the movement of the board on the loose nails creates the creaking, the popping is also a side effect of the loose boards caused by improper installation, another reason for the boards being loose is that the installer might not have left adequete expansion on the sides of the floors and it caused the floors to expand and loosen itself, but there would be likely other damage also noticeable from that.

@raghavnarasimhan4703 Год назад

@@NEXFLOOR thank you so much for the informative response! We are seeing the mishaps of the poor installation process at current unfortunately.

@jbryan8864 3 года назад

How much would a client pay for a job of this size? Just curious..

@davyyswavyy5395 3 года назад

This gym looks like it’s approximately 9,000 square feet and it really all depends if he’s getting paid by the square foot or hourly.

@NEXFLOOR Год назад

@@davyyswavyy5395 Most likely by the sqft, material usually costs somewhere around $6-$8 dollars a sqft, installation is usually charged at about 4.75 a sqft for solid hardwood, the double layer of plywood, if its 2 layers of quarter inch boards goes to about 4 dollars a sqft. Not calculating any other expense like leveling, removal, or anything else its abt $14.75 a sqft, thats super super generous, i see this job with all other expenses at about $20-22 a sqft. Calculating 10,000 sqft at 14.75, it comes out to about $147,500. More realistically this seems like a 200-230 thousand dollar job.