Single-Batten System
Approx. 105 mm suspended timber pathway with one 45 × 45 mm batten layer, 19 mm pine subfloor and lower resilient support.
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ATHREN Timber · Technical Centre
One technical workspace for sprung timber sports flooring.
Use the current construction evidence, technical diagrams, installation planning, competition evidence and project tools together. Unresolved factory details remain held rather than filled with assumptions.
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Technical resource library
Build the specification from the floor system outward.
The technical centre separates what the factory documents support today from what still requires model-specific confirmation. This keeps the public floor architecture useful without overstating performance or FIBA scope.
Double-Batten System
Approx. 158 mm suspended pathway with upper and lower 45 × 45 mm battens, intermediate 8 mm resilient pads and lower resilient support.
Open resourceSelection Guide
Project-led selector using sport, competition requirement, available build-up, event use and floor interfaces without inventing a performance hierarchy.
Open resourceTechnical Data Sheets
Controlled single- and double-batten technical sheets separating documented construction data from project-confirmed items.
Open resourceTechnical Diagrams
Original ATHREN layer, slab, expansion and ventilation planning diagrams based on the supplied installation documents.
Open resourceInstallation Planning
Nine-stage planning sequence covering datum, slab, batten set-out, subfloor, moisture layer, playing surface, expansion and ventilation.
Open resourceFIBA Evidence
Controlled competition-evidence page for the current fixed-birch Level 2 pathway, without extending approval beyond the supplied certificate.
Open resourceSpecifier Checklist
Project checklist for slab, moisture, finished level, services, equipment sockets, line marking, perimeter details and evidence control.
Open resourceProject Brief
Structured intake for sport, competition requirement, area, available floor depth, slab, moisture, services, equipment and programme.
Open resourceEvidence control
Three evidence states are kept separate.
This is important for timber sports floors because the current construction documents contain a small number of inconsistent values while the FIBA certificate remains exact-model specific.
Construction
Layer order, nominal floor heights, slab reference flatness, subfloor orientation, moisture membrane, expansion and ventilation pathways.
Competition evidence
Current certificate supports two fixed birch wooden-floor configurations at FIBA Approved Equipment Level 2 through 31 December 2026.
Factory confirmation
Exact HKFF model mapping, final board thickness, resilient-pad spacing, adjustment range and performance test schedule remain held until confirmed.
Project workflow
Move from technical evidence into the actual hall brief.
Use the specifier checklist first, then complete the project brief with the court and basketball-equipment information before final system selection.