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2025-07-08 14:36    Clicks:1

Here’s a detailed overview of the cost to install a wooden (maple) gymnasium or basketball court floor, with specific insights from NBfloor and broader industry standards:


📊 NBfloor Pricing & Market Estimates

🔹 NBfloor (Official Data)

According to NBfloor’s FAQ (May 2025), a professional-quality wood gym floor typically costs $12–$26 per ft² installed, depending on materials and system specs.

  • Material-only (high-quality maple): $7–$12/ft²

  • Labor & subfloor prep: $2–$5/ft²

  • Total installed: $9–$17/ft², up to $26/ft² for premium setups

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🔹 Industry Breakdown

  • First-grade maple hardwood:

    • Material: $11.50–$14

    • Installation: $4.50–$6

    • Installed total: $16–$20/ft²

  • Second/third-grade maple:

    • 2nd-grade total: $14–$17/ft²

    • 3rd-grade total: $11–$14/ft²

  • Other sources: Confirm overall wood floor installed costs ranging from $12–$26/ft², consistent with NBfloor.


🏗️ Example Cost Models

  • 1,000 ft² gym floor (mid-grade maple):

    • Installed cost: $12,000–$17,000 (at $12–$17/ft²)

  • 10,000 ft² high-end court (first-grade maple):

    • Installed cost: $160,000–$200,000 


💡 What Influences Cost?

  1. Wood species & grade – Maple costs more but offers best performance

  2. Subfloor prep – Including leveling or moisture barriers: $2–$4/ft² 

  3. Geographic labor rates – Urban/union areas cost more

  4. Finish quality – On-site sanding with multiple coats adds 15–25% more

  5. Custom features – Logos and lines: extra $0.50–2/ft²


✅ Summary Table

Grade / SetupMaterial ($/ft²)Labor & Prep ($/ft²)Total Installed
3rd-grade maple$7–9$3.5–5$11–14
2nd-grade maple$9.5–11$4–5.5$14–17
1st-grade maple$11.5–14$4.5–6$16–20
Premium maple setup$22–26

🏁 Final Takeaway

  • Standard wood gym floors (2nd–3rd grade maple): $11–17/ft² installed

  • High-end NBFloor-quality floors: $16–26/ft² installed

  • Large installations can significantly reduce per-square-foot costs due to scale

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