What it is
A seamless, in-situ, polyurethane-rich athletics surface. The construction is typically dense and uses multiple poured layers rather than a thin sprayed topcoat.
A Full PU running track system (also called Full PUR or full-pour polyurethane athletics surfacing) is a seamless, poured-in-place track built with multiple dense polyurethane-rich layers and a textured wearing surface. Sport Floor manufactures and supplies compatible PU sports-flooring materials and coordinates rubber granules for professional track projects and international B2B buyers.
Unlike a spray-coat track, the full-pour approach relies on substantial liquid polyurethane layers rather than a porous rubber mat with a thin sprayed finish. A project-specific assembly may use primer, resilient PU layers with selected granules, a dense PU wear layer and embedded EPDM texture. The approved specification controls the actual sequence.
Sport Floor manufactures its own polyurethane sports-flooring materials, uses system materials within its project activity and supplies them directly for international orders. German raw materials are used within applicable Sport Floor formulations, creating a strong material-quality foundation for demanding running-track projects.
A concise technical overview for athletics consultants, stadium developers, track installers and international procurement teams.
A seamless, in-situ, polyurethane-rich athletics surface. The construction is typically dense and uses multiple poured layers rather than a thin sprayed topcoat.
Compatible primer, specified PU materials, selected SBR or EPDM granules, surface finishing and marking products, supported by project-specific documentation.
Approved system thickness, test performance, product compatibility, base moisture, material consumption, application climate and any required certification.
Full PU, also referred to internationally as Full PUR or full-pour polyurethane track surfacing, is a synthetic athletics-track system in which the principal resilient and wearing layers are created with polyurethane materials rather than relying on a porous rubber base finished only by a thin spray coat.
A typical concept begins with a correctly constructed asphalt or concrete track base and compatible primer. Dense polyurethane layers are then installed in sequence, commonly with rubber granules incorporated or broadcast according to the system design. The exposed wearing surface is completed with a compatible polyurethane layer and EPDM granules where specified.
The result is a continuous track surface designed for professional athletics use. Exact system thickness, granule size, material consumption, layer count and performance values must be selected from the actual project requirements and current Sport Floor technical documentation.

The exact build-up depends on the selected Sport Floor system and project specification, but Full PU tracks follow a dense polyurethane layer logic.
Correct civil works, levels, falls, compaction and asphalt/concrete quality create the foundation for the track surface.
The selected Sport Floor primer creates the required interface between the prepared base and the polyurethane build-up.
One or more polyurethane layers are installed according to the selected full-pour system and may incorporate or receive SBR granules.
The exposed running surface is completed with the specified PU layer and EPDM granules or compatible finish before line marking.
Full PU systems depend on a stable, correctly prepared base. Surface levels, drainage, substrate soundness and primer compatibility should be confirmed before polyurethane installation begins.
Each polyurethane layer should be installed within the current technical limits for the supplied material. Mixing, consumption, working time, cure interval and granule application are product-specific and should not be copied from another manufacturer's system.
For international contractors, Sport Floor can supply the required polyurethane products and rubber materials as a coordinated package, supported by current product documentation and project-specific material planning.

Published Full PUR examples from established manufacturers show layered poured-polyurethane construction and a granule-textured wearing course. Polytan describes a solid, waterproof PUR surface with EPDM embedded in the wear layer; Rekortan literature describes a base, force-reduction and wear-layer concept. These are industry references, not Sport Floor product specifications.
Sport Floor follows the same system logic while selecting the actual primer, PU products, rubber granules and layer configuration around the project, climate, base condition and commercial specification.
The diagram is conceptual, not a fixed bill of quantities. Some projects may require different layer sequencing or additional preparation depending on the selected specification.

The principal resilient and wearing layers are created through polyurethane-rich construction rather than a thin sprayed finish.
PU layers are installed on site to create a continuous track system over the correctly prepared base.
Primer, PU layers, rubber granules and line-marking products can be coordinated within one material package.
Full PUR is an established international running-track system category used in professional athletics surfacing.
EPDM and compatible colored PU materials allow project-specific surface and marking design where supported by the selected system.
Sport Floor can supply the core PU and rubber materials to contractors building Full PU tracks in international markets.
Because the system relies heavily on polyurethane layers, raw-material selection and compatibility become especially important.
Sport Floor uses German raw materials within applicable polyurethane formulations used across its sports-flooring product family.
Sport Floor manufactures primers, binders, self-leveling PU, sealers, top coats, line marking and related products used around sports-floor systems.
Sport Floor combines material manufacturing, project use and direct international supply rather than acting only as a trading intermediary.
| Selection point | Full PU | Sandwich | Spray Coat |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core build-up | Polyurethane-rich dense layers with rubber granules incorporated/embedded according to system design. | Resilient SBR/rubber base, pore-sealed, then dense PU wearing layer. | Porous rubber base finished with a sprayed PU/EPDM coating. |
| Surface structure | Dense / non-porous concept depending on system. | Dense upper PU surface over resilient rubber base. | More open/porous construction depending on selected system. |
| PU material intensity | Highest of the three typical in-situ families. | Medium to high. | Lower than Full PU because the sprayed finish is thinner. |
| Typical commercial positioning | Premium athletics-track route. | Balanced performance and material efficiency. | Economical/training-oriented route where suitable. |
| Dedicated page | Current system | Sandwich Running Track System | Spray Coat Running Track System |
World Athletics' published certified track-surfacing lists include products categorized under several system descriptions including Full PUR, Sandwich, Spray Coat and Prefabricated. These descriptions identify construction families; they do not certify a supplier or a generic system name.
However, a system category and a certified product are not the same thing. A track should only be described as using a World Athletics-certified Sport Floor product if the exact Sport Floor surfacing product has a valid certificate for the specified configuration.
For projects pursuing World Athletics facility certification, the surface product, installed thickness, facility geometry, construction quality and testing route should all follow the current World Athletics requirements and project consultant specification.
Selected around asphalt/concrete base and project environment.
Compatible self-leveling or track-specific polyurethane materials according to the selected build-up.
Rubber components selected around system layer, color, exposure and project specification.
Compatible line marking and related finishing materials for the completed athletics surface.
Contractors installing complete track systems and requiring coordinated PU and rubber materials.
Companies delivering stadium, school, club and athletics-facility projects.
Buyers building local product availability for running-track and sports-flooring contractors.
Teams comparing system build-ups, technical documents, BOQs and international material supply.
The civil base must follow the designed track geometry, falls and facility layout before surfacing begins.
Water-management strategy should be resolved in the civil design rather than relying on the PU surface to correct drainage problems.
Asphalt or concrete should be sound, properly prepared and suitable for the selected polyurethane interface.
Confirm geometry, levels, drainage, soundness and surface readiness.
Apply the compatible Sport Floor primer for the selected base and environment.
Build the specified dense polyurethane layers and integrate/broadcast rubber granules as required.
Complete the wearing surface, cure correctly and apply the approved athletics markings.
Full PU systems are layer-dependent. Exact values must come from the selected system rather than from generic competitor specifications.
| Item | Sport Floor Full PU System | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| System Type | Full PU / Full PUR in-situ running-track system. | Defines the commercial and technical system family. |
| Base | Prepared compatible asphalt or concrete according to project specification. | Controls surface stability and long-term track behavior. |
| Primer | Selected Sport Floor primer according to base and environment. | Creates the interface to the PU system. |
| PU Layers | Dense polyurethane layers selected for the approved Full PU build-up. | Core of the system. |
| Rubber Granules | SBR and/or EPDM as required by the selected layer configuration. | Contributes to resilience, surface texture and final appearance. |
| Thickness | Project-specific; use current Sport Floor system documentation. | Critical to specification and material quantity. |
| Consumption | Calculated from selected layer thickness and current product data. | Required for accurate BOQ and export quantities. |
| Mix Ratio / Cure | Follow current TDS for each supplied PU product. | Controls installation quality. |
| Climate / Application Limits | Follow current Sport Floor product documentation. | Important for international projects. |
| Certification | Only claim product/facility certification when supported by current project-specific documentation. | Prevents unsupported compliance claims. |
| Documents | TDS, SDS, packing and available supporting documents can be requested. | Supports contractor, consultant and import approval. |
Track surfacing cannot correct unstable civil work, poor geometry or drainage defects.
Layer thickness and sequence should follow the selected Sport Floor system and project requirement.
Using primers, PU layers and granules without compatibility review can create system risk.
These are different internationally recognized system families with different construction logic.
World Athletics certification belongs to specific products/facilities and must be supported by current evidence.
Accurate material quantities require system build-up, thickness, base condition and project specification.
Published competitor specifications can help you compare concepts, but a purchasing decision requires documented values for the exact proposed Sport Floor system.
Request independent test evidence for force reduction, vertical deformation, friction, tensile properties, weathering and spike-related wear as relevant to the project specification.
Define target and minimum installed thickness in the consultant-approved system. Do not copy 13 mm, 15 mm or 17 mm from an unrelated certified product.
Confirm the named primer, each PU component, SBR/EPDM grading, estimated kg/m², waste allowance and packaging quantities before quoting.
Check substrate condition, moisture limits, ambient temperature, humidity, pot life, curing time and drainage requirements from the relevant TDS.
Ask for current TDS and SDS, system build-up, material compatibility confirmation, available test reports, packing information and country-specific export documents.
If World Athletics certification is required, confirm the exact listed product, certification number and absolute thickness. Facility certification is a separate project-level process.
These references help buyers distinguish a recognized surface category from a certified product. They do not establish certification or performance figures for Sport Floor.
The official certified track-surfacing list identifies products described as Full PUR, Sandwich and Spray Coat, with product-specific absolute thicknesses and certificate numbers.
Consult the official listPolytan describes a solid, waterproof layered polyurethane track with embedded EPDM wear texture. Its documented system is a market reference, not a Sport Floor specification.
View manufacturer referenceRekortan's published brochure illustrates base, force-reduction and wearing layers, highlighting why a technical layer drawing is valuable for purchasing decisions.
Review the technical brochureSport Floor can prepare coordinated product packages for contractors and importers building professional athletics surfaces.
Sport Floor manufactures a dedicated family of sports-flooring polyurethane materials.
EPDM and SBR/rubber materials can be included according to the selected track system.
System decisions are supported by Sport Floor's sports-flooring project experience.
Material packages can be prepared for contractors, distributors and project buyers in overseas markets.
Total square metres and project dimensions.
Confirm Full PU or send the specification if system selection is still open.
Asphalt, concrete or planned civil-track construction.
Competition, stadium, club, school, training or community athletics.
Send consultant drawings or material specification where available.
Provide required surface color and EPDM requirements where known.
Country, city and preferred port or delivery point for export.
TDS, SDS, packing, test or consultant-submittal requirements.
Full PU / Full PUR is a dense in-situ synthetic track system in which the main resilient and wearing build-up relies heavily on polyurethane layers, typically combined with SBR and/or EPDM granules according to the selected system.
No. Full PU is a polyurethane-rich dense system. Spray Coat typically uses a porous rubber base finished with a thinner sprayed PU/EPDM coating.
No. Sandwich systems normally use a resilient SBR/rubber base, pore sealer and dense PU upper layer. Full PU relies more heavily on dense polyurethane layers through the build-up.
Yes. Sport Floor manufactures a dedicated range of polyurethane sports-flooring products including primers, binders, self-leveling PU, sealers, top coats, markings and related materials.
Yes. German raw materials are used within applicable Sport Floor polyurethane formulations.
The system requires a stable, correctly prepared base such as suitable asphalt or concrete according to the project and selected system specification.
Thickness is system- and project-specific. Use the selected Sport Floor system specification and current technical documentation rather than a generic value.
Yes. A coordinated system quotation can include compatible PU materials and rubber granules according to the selected track build-up.
World Athletics certified surfacing lists use Full PUR as one recognized track-surface description. However, a system category does not mean every product is certified; certification must be verified for the exact product.
No. Sport Floor should only claim World Athletics product or facility certification when current, specific certification evidence is available.
Yes. Contractors, distributors, importers and project buyers can request international material supply at info@sportfloor-m.com.
Yes. Request current technical documents for the actual products included in your proposed system.
Send the track area, base, project specification, target use, required system, color and destination. Sport Floor can prepare a Full PU material package covering the compatible primer, polyurethane layers, rubber granules and related finishing materials.