A sprung deck under the mat takes the sting out of judo throws, BJJ takedowns and dynamic partner work. The sprung deck absorbs a landing that a solid floor sends back into the knees and back.
Mats on top
Most academies finish the deck with a tatami roll-out for a seamless competition surface, or drop-in panels if the room needs to change shape. Put the mats on the same order and the designer quotes the deck at bundle pricing.
Fits the room you have
Academy spaces have columns, offices and inset walls. The designer’s shape editor draws rectangles, L-shapes, trapezoids and polygons from 10 ft to 200 ft long and up to 100 ft wide, and the factory builds the deck to that outline.
| Construction | Birch-plywood decks on coil springs with rubber bases |
| Shape | Any rectangle, L-shape, trapezoid or polygon |
| Custom size | 10 ft to 200 ft long, 10 ft to 100 ft wide |
See the full Spring Floors page or the gymnastics version.
