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Squash, combining the characteristics of tennis, badminton, and table tennis, is an entertaining and effective way to train endurance and coordination. Squash courts, being relatively small in size, provide a comfortable exercise environment with suitable regulations. It has hence, become a new trend in metropolitan gyms.There are two main types of squash courts based on material: panels and plaster.The paneling system for walls uses a type of high density, high impact, tongue and groove particleboard. The surface is made of special resin that doesnt trap dust and doesnt chip and wear easily, providing a uniformly smooth, tough finish with consistent ball bounce and sound absorbing qualities. However, this system is a bit pricey.The plaster system for walls uses a special blend of materials that is directly applied to completed drywalls, filling in tiny cracks formed during the drying process and strengthening the surface to tournament standards. In addition to plastering, special paint is used to enhance smoothness and make the wall easier to clean. This system was used in the first professional squash courts in the world and continues to be an efficient, reliable method with a broad market. Plaster System Squash Court Club Plaster Squash Courts of Nanjing Mount Wutai Fitness Club Plaster Squash Courts of Changzhou Institute of Engineering Technology The wall uses 8mm thick resin plaster that doesnt crack and has a lifespan of 15 years. After initial plastering, an additional white or light colored layer is applied. The aluminum alloy boundary line and adjustable sounding board can effectively reflect whether the ball is out of bounds. Features: moisture-free and doesnt need water to maintain; hence wouldnt shrink or expand due to moisture level and affect the flooring and ceiling; algae or moss are not concerns. Simple to implement and easy to maintain; once finished, its uniformly smooth and even and maintains luster even during impact of a high speed ball. With medium resiliency and strength, it effectively provides a consistent bounce.Resilient, anti-shock flooring system consists of a layer that prevents moisture, a resilient layer of rubber, pine brace molding, and maple flooring. The wedge shaped panels ensure a smooth surface. Using 22cm natural maple wood of Northeast China, the flooring meets athletic flooring standards (for details, see German standards) with a consistent bounce and good anti-shock and sound absorbing effects. The additional soft layer provides maple hardwood flooring with its unique bounce and endurance, minimizing shock related injuries.Glass system: back wall uses a 12mm thick tempered safety glass that meets China 3C quality standard and is 60% more durable than normal tempered glass. Through repeated tests, tempered glass can endure strong impact and heavy weight. In the event of an accident, the glass will only crack into small dull pieces, preventing injuries.Fixed glass hardware is specially made by a professional manufacturer. The hardware is aesthetically appealing and is 20% stronger than other plastic accessories, with the surface hardness attaining 16HW. It has high stress tolerance and is lightweight. The matching resin rubber case and soft mat further strengthen the glass.Construction procedures:The surface of walls within boundary lines of the court undergoes a rough process→surface cleaning→substratum plastering→surface plastering→polishing paint→sealing paint→installation of flooring system brace molding→installation of multiple layers→installation of maple wood flooring→installation of glass back wall, door, and accessories→drawing of red service line Squash Court Plaster System Construction ScheduleConstruction Period12141519202122Construction Preparation Wall Panel Installation Wood Flooring Installation Sounding Board & Back Glass Wall Installation Line Drawing & Polishing
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