Prepare the Base
Confirm substrate or elastic underlayer condition, flatness, dryness and compatibility.
Sport Floor manufactures and supplies Self-Leveling PU Sports Flooring System materials for projects that require a dense, smooth and continuous polyurethane sports surface built over a compatible prepared substrate or resilient base.
The self-leveling polyurethane layer is the dense body of many seamless sports-flooring systems. It flows and levels during application, helping create a uniform surface above the correctly prepared lower layers before the final top coat and sports markings are applied.
Sport Floor manufactures its own polyurethane sports-flooring products and supplies them directly for local and international projects. German raw materials are used within applicable Sport Floor PU formulations, giving professional buyers one coordinated material route from primer and pore sealer through self-leveling PU, top coat and line marking.
Self-leveling polyurethane is used in sports-floor systems because it can be spread over a properly prepared base and form a continuous, dense layer without the sheet joints associated with rolls or tiles.
The material is not used in isolation. Depending on the system, it may be installed over a primed rigid substrate, a prefabricated resilient mat, an in-situ rubber cushion, a rubberized PU base or another compatible sports-floor underlayer.
Where the lower layer is porous, a pore sealer is normally used first. The self-leveling PU then creates the smooth dense surface that receives the final protective and functional top coat.

Confirm substrate or elastic underlayer condition, flatness, dryness and compatibility.
Use compatible pore sealer when the lower layer is porous or rubberized.
Spread the polyurethane compound to create the dense continuous sports layer.
Apply compatible top coat and sports markings after the correct cure interval.
A self-leveling product cannot correct major substrate defects by itself. The base should first be prepared to the required flatness and condition. Cracks, joints, moisture and weak areas should be resolved before the dense PU layer is installed.
During application, the material should be mixed and spread within its current working limits. Suitable tools help control thickness, leveling and de-aeration so the surface cures as a continuous polyurethane layer.
Exact mixing ratio, working time, consumption, layer thickness, application temperature and recoating interval are product-specific and should come from the current Sport Floor TDS.

Primer prepares the substrate interface. Pore sealer closes porous resilient or rubberized layers. Self-leveling PU creates the dense seamless polyurethane body. Top coat provides the final exposed functional finish.
Separating these roles is important when specifying materials or preparing a BOQ. Replacing one function with another can cause poor bonding, surface defects or incorrect finished performance.
Sport Floor manufactures dedicated products for these different functions, allowing contractors to source coordinated materials from one product family rather than mixing unrelated chemistries.

Dense seamless PU layer above compatible resilient or prepared bases.
Used above pore-sealed elastic layers where the system requires a dense upper PU surface.
Creates the continuous polyurethane layer beneath top coat and multi-sport markings.
Compatible exterior systems can use self-leveling PU beneath UV-resistant finishing materials.
Can form part of seamless basketball-floor systems when the overall build-up suits the sport.
Supports smooth multi-layer PU systems used in compatible indoor or outdoor facilities.
Dense PU surface can support repeated team-sport movement when specified within the correct system.
Suitable for seamless sports-floor systems designed around high-frequency facility use.
Sport Floor uses German raw materials within applicable self-leveling and related polyurethane sports-flooring formulations.
Sport Floor manufactures primers, adhesives, cushion materials, pore sealers, self-leveling PU, top coats and line marking.
Sport Floor combines product manufacturing, project application knowledge and direct international B2B supply.
| System stage | Sport Floor product route | Function |
|---|---|---|
| Substrate preparation | PU Primer Indoor / PU Primer Outdoor | Select according to project environment and substrate. |
| Moisture-control route | PU Moisture Barrier Primer where technically appropriate. | Addresses suitable substrate-moisture conditions before upper layers. |
| Bonding | PU Adhesive | Bonds compatible mats or resilient layers where required. |
| Elasticity | PU Elastic Cushion Layer / Rubberized PU Base Layer | Creates the resilient response where the system requires cushioning. |
| Pore closing | PU Pore Sealer | Prepares porous resilient bases for dense polyurethane surfacing. |
| Dense PU layer | PU Self-Leveling Compound | Creates the continuous seamless polyurethane body. |
| Functional finish | PU Matt Anti-Slip Top Coat / PU Gloss Top Coat / Outdoor UV Top Coat | Select according to environment and intended use. |
| Sports markings | PU Line Marking Paint | Completes court geometry and sport-specific layouts. |
Creates a continuous polyurethane layer without sheet or tile joints.
Flow and leveling help create a consistent dense layer over the correctly prepared base.
Can be used in rigid, cushioned, indoor and compatible outdoor PU sports-floor systems.
Provides a suitable dense surface for compatible top coats and line-marking products.
Compatible pigments can be used within approved formulations where project customization is required.
Lower and upper PU products can be sourced from the same Sport Floor range.
Check substrate or cushion-base condition, flatness, moisture and compatibility.
Apply the selected primer and pore sealer where the system requires them.
Mix, spread and de-aerate the dense polyurethane layer according to current product data.
After the correct cure interval, apply the selected functional finish and sports markings.
| Item | Sport Floor approach | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Product type | Self-leveling polyurethane sports-flooring compound within a compatible PU system. | Defines its role in the dense seamless layer. |
| Substrate | Prepared rigid or resilient base according to selected system. | Controls adhesion and finished uniformity. |
| Pore sealing | Required where the lower resilient layer is porous. | Prevents the dense PU from disappearing into or reacting poorly with open pores. |
| Mix ratio | Use current Sport Floor TDS. | Product-specific and critical to cure. |
| Working time | Use current Sport Floor TDS. | Controls placement and leveling window. |
| Consumption | Calculate from selected layer thickness and product data. | Required for BOQ and export quantity planning. |
| Layer thickness | System-specific; do not use a generic value. | Influences system performance and material quantity. |
| Application temperature | Follow current product documentation. | Important for flow, cure and surface quality. |
| Recoating interval | Follow current Sport Floor TDS. | Controls top-coat timing and interlayer bond. |
| Performance claims | Use current tested system data only. | Prevents unsupported strength, elasticity or certification claims. |
Porous resilient bases normally require correct sealing before dense PU is installed.
The self-leveling layer is generally below the final functional finish.
Major level problems should be corrected before sports-floor coating.
Mix ratio and working time are formulation-specific and must come from Sport Floor documentation.
Indoor and outdoor exposure may require different final finishing routes.
Shock absorption, ball response and standards compliance belong to the full tested system.
Sport Floor manufactures self-leveling PU and a wider family of sports-flooring polyurethane products.
Primer, cushion products, pore sealer, self-leveling PU, top coat and markings can be supplied together.
Product selection is informed by real sports-flooring project and installation requirements.
Material packages can be prepared for contractors, distributors and importers in overseas markets.
Total square metres and facility dimensions.
Confirm environmental exposure and intended final top coat.
Concrete, rubber mat, rubberized layer or another prepared base.
Rigid PU, cushioned PU, multi-purpose, outdoor or another compatible build-up.
Send consultant/system specification where available.
Indoor matt, gloss, outdoor UV-resistant or other selected finish.
Country, city and preferred delivery point.
TDS, SDS, packing or consultant-submittal requirements.
It is a seamless sports-floor build-up in which a self-leveling polyurethane compound forms the dense continuous layer beneath the final top coat and sports markings.
No. The self-leveling compound creates the dense body of the surface. The top coat is the final exposed functional finish above it.
If the lower layer is porous, such as a rubber mat or rubberized cushion, the selected system will typically require a compatible pore-sealing step before dense PU application.
Yes, where the complete system is designed for that resilient base and the compatible pore-sealing and bonding stages are used.
Some systems may use self-leveling PU over prepared rigid substrates or other approved bases. The exact build-up should follow the selected system.
Yes. Sport Floor manufactures PU Self-Leveling Compound and related sports-flooring polyurethane products.
Yes. German raw materials are used within applicable Sport Floor polyurethane formulations.
Compatible outdoor PU systems can use a self-leveling layer beneath exterior UV-resistant finishing products. Outdoor application should follow the specific system and product documentation.
Thickness is project- and system-specific. Use current Sport Floor technical documentation or the approved project specification rather than a generic value.
Yes. A coordinated quotation can include primer, adhesive, resilient base products, pore sealer, self-leveling PU, top coat and line marking.
Yes. International contractors, distributors, importers and project buyers can request direct B2B supply at info@sportfloor-m.com.
Yes. Request current technical documentation for the exact products included in your proposed system.
Send the project area, substrate, indoor/outdoor condition, system type, required thickness, top-coat requirement and destination. Sport Floor can prepare a coordinated self-leveling PU material package covering compatible substrate preparation, pore sealing, dense polyurethane, finishing and line marking.