Recommended surfaces for highest mat performance
 

• Wooden (New)

• Reinforced Cement Concrete (RCC) Flooring

• Vacuum Dewatered Concrete (VDF) Flooring

(Installing 6mm EVA cushion over hard surfaces is advised) 

Additional Accessories along with the Mat
The following products will be provided on a complimentary basis along with your purchase : 

• Silicon Welding Rod (50M) 

• External Tape (50M) (Green/ Red/ Blue/ Grey)

• Double Sided Tape (50M)

Cleaning and Maintenance Guidelines

Sub Surface Requirements

• The subsurface for the Hundred Court Mat must be clean, plain, dry and free of cracks

• The water content of the concrete ground shall not exceed 2.5% and that of the gypsum ground 0.5%

Laying Procedure

• The ground must be cleaned thoroughly before laying of the Court Mat

• The mat shall be unfolded and spread out longer than 24 hours in advance

• The temperature on the site shall not be lower than 15°C

• Before pasting, roll about half the unfolded sports floor in an opposite direction

• Adhere the double-sided adhesive tape onto the ground (only adhere where two parts joined)

• Slowly combine the sports floor

Welding - Hot Welding

• Each full-size court is constructed by joining four rolls of HUNDRED mats using a precision welding method, ensuring a seamless finish and superior durability under intense play conditions

• Before welding the Hundred Court Mat, the welding and slotting areas must be thoroughly cleaned

• Make a slot on the surface of the sports floor by hand or by machine

• The temperature shall not be less than 500°C during hot welding, which can be achieved manually or with a fully-automatic machine

• Prior to welding, test the temperature and speed with a short welding line

• After the welding seam cools, eliminate the excessive welding with the following steps:

Cleaning and Maintenance

Daily Care: Vacuum Cleaning

• Thorough vacuuming of the entire court is essential to ensure that all dust particles are completely removed before proceeding to the next step

• Mopping over dust can cause it to become embedded in the mat surface

• Use a microfiber dust mop or a soft push broom to clean the mat surface daily

• This helps remove dust, shoe marks, and debris that can lead to surface abrasion

Damp Mopping (Mild Moisture Use)

• Mix a mild neutral pH cleaner with water in a 2% solution (i.e., 20 ml of cleaner per 1 litre of water)

• Use a well-wrung soft mop to avoid excess water

• Only 50% water should be in the cloth

• Never pour water directly on the mat surface

• Ensure no water seeps into the mat seams or edges

• Player sweat contains salt deposits which should be immediately wiped off with the above solution

Humidity & Moisture Control

• Keep the playing area well-ventilated and humidity levels below 65%

• Use dehumidifiers in damp conditions to prevent moisture buildup under or around the mats

Monthly Care: Mandatory Monthly Checks

• Inspect seams, corners, and under-mat conditions

• Look for wooden block uprooting and mend immediately if noticed

• If you find an issue, immediately contact your local installation team and consult

Avoid These Common Mistakes

• Do not use harsh chemicals, acidic cleaners, or bleach-based products

• Avoid using abrasive scrubbers or hard brushes

• Do not drag heavy equipment, Net poles or furniture across the surface

• Never leave wet items, damp towels, or water bottles lying on the mat for long periods

• Never allow players to play with bare foot

• Never allow players to play with any shoes except good quality non-marking shoes like Hundred

• Never allow any external items or food articles on the court mat except badminton gear

• Avoid listening to other court owners' suggestions as their court environment, guidelines and rules will vary from yours

• External tapes will wear out regularly and can be procured from any online websites

Pro Tips to Maximize Mat Life

• Outdoor shoes should be removed and placed in a rack outside the premises

• A dust absorbing mat should be placed at the entrance of the facility and must be regularly cleaned

• Indoor non-marking shoes should only be allowed once they are inside the premises

• Use indoor non-marking shoes only

• Cover mats with a protective sheet if the court is being used for non-sport events

• Always keep non-marking shoes on rent in your premises

Important Reminders

• The maintenance frequency depends on the conditions and the usage intensity

• Use of cleaning machines which may wear out the sports floor is strictly prohibited

• The durability of your Hundred mat depends greatly on how consistently it's maintained

• Proper cleaning isn't just about aesthetics—it directly impacts performance and lifespan