
ATHREN Timber · TIMBER D1 · Technical Data Sheet
Double-Batten Sprung Timber System
Deeper suspended birch sports-floor pathway using upper and lower timber batten layers separated by resilient pads, plus a lower levelling/shock-support layer.
Controlled technical schedule
Documented vs project-confirmed.
- Playing surface
Documented - A-class birch pathway
- Board notation
Project confirmation - Current source contains 22/22 mm and 22/20 mm references for the playing board; final approved board thickness to be confirmed.
- Moisture layer
Documented - 0.5 mm EPE with film
- Subfloor
Documented - 19 mm solid pine
- Support construction
Documented - Upper + lower 45 × 45 mm solid-pine battens with 8 mm intermediate resilient pads
- Lower resilient support
Documented - 19 mm rubber levelling / shock-support layer
- Overall height
Documented - Approx. 158 mm · adjustable
- Base flatness
Documented - Reference requirement ≤5 mm under a 2 m straightedge
- Resilient-pad spacing
Project confirmation - Final value held because the supplied installation documents contain conflicting spacing references
- FIBA status
Project confirmation - Current certificate covers two fixed birch Level 2 configurations; exact system mapping remains unconfirmed
- Sports performance
Project confirmation - Shock absorption, deformation, ball rebound, friction, rolling load and related test schedule
Competition evidence
Level 2 evidence stays configuration-specific.
Current 2026 manufacturer documentation includes two fixed birch wooden-floor configurations with FIBA Approved Equipment Level 2 status. Exact ATHREN system-to-certificate mapping is confirmed before quotation. No Level 1 claim and no exact S1/D1 certificate assignment is made until the supplier confirms the mapping.
Specification next step
Use the sheet with the specifier checklist.
Close slab, moisture, finished level, equipment, expansion, ventilation and competition requirements before the floor is released for supply.
