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• High-Altitude Stability: The wood undergoes a special low-temperature drying process to adapt to high-altitude conditions (up to 3,000 meters above sea level). It has a low moisture expansion coefficient (≤0.3%), preventing cracking and shrinking in dry, cold air.
• Sports Performance: Meets winter sports training standards for indoor activities like basketball, volleyball, and fitness. The surface is treated with an anti-static coating to prevent static buildup common in low-humidity environments.
• Material & Insulation: Uses spruce wood, naturally resistant to cold temperatures, with a foam insulation layer underneath to retain heat. The flooring helps maintain a comfortable indoor temperature, reducing heating costs.
• Maintenance: The UV coating resists fading from strong high-altitude UV rays. It’s easy to clean with dry or slightly damp mops, as the low-humidity environment minimizes dirt and moisture buildup.