Robbins Sports Surfaces case studies

Robbins Sports Surfaces has 16 project case studies in this directory, covering basketball, volleyball, track and field, gymnastics, soccer and baseball. Most are recreation centers (6), school gyms (4) and arenas (3), in 13 locations. Each one sets out the challenge, the solution and the result, with project details such as size and the products used.

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Notable Robbins Sports Surfaces projects

A few of the standout projects, from NBA practice floors to an Olympic venue.

  • Charlotte Hornets: the team replaced its arena's portable floor with a 7,000 sq ft Robbins All-Star Plus floor that lays down without bolts or pins.
  • Chicago Bulls Advocate Center: a 2014 practice facility with two full-size courts on 20,000 sq ft of Robbins MVP flooring, plus Sportwood weight stations.
  • SMU Moody Coliseum: Robbins MVP and Bio-Channel Star floors went in as part of a $47 million renovation unveiled in December 2013.
  • Richmond Olympic Oval: a 2010 Olympic venue that has used Robbins floors for nearly 10 years, across 126,800 sq ft of hardwood and synthetic surfaces.
  • Saville Community Sports Centre: more than 130,000 sq ft of Bio-Channel Classic across nine basketball and nine volleyball courts.

Frequently asked questions

What kinds of projects has Robbins completed?

The case studies cover professional and Olympic venues (the Charlotte Hornets, the Chicago Bulls Advocate Center and the Richmond Olympic Oval), college arenas and fieldhouses such as SMU Moody Coliseum, Drake University's Knapp Center and Calvin College, plus school gyms, YMCAs and community recreation centers.

Has Robbins installed floors for NBA teams?

Two case studies involve NBA teams. The Charlotte Hornets replaced their arena's portable floor with a 7,000 sq ft Robbins All-Star Plus floor that lays down without bolts or pins. The Chicago Bulls' Advocate Center opened in 2014 with two full-size courts on 20,000 sq ft of Robbins MVP flooring.

Can a gym floor be replaced after damage or failure?

Two examples: after a 2016 flood destroyed its gym floors, Eureka High School replaced them with Robbins Bio-Cushion Classic and Pulastic Classic 110 floors, and Calvary Christian Academy replaced a bubbling 10-year-old vinyl gym floor with 12,400 sq ft of Bio-Channel SB maple.

What is the largest Robbins project in these case studies?

The Saville Community Sports Centre in Edmonton laid more than 130,000 sq ft of Bio-Channel Classic across nine basketball and nine volleyball courts. The Richmond Olympic Oval used 126,800 sq ft of hardwood and synthetic surfaces.

Where have these projects been completed?

Across the United States and Canada. The locations include California, Illinois, Texas and Ohio, and British Columbia and Alberta in Canada. Use the Location filter above to narrow the list.

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