Gymnasium Flooring Market Remains Amid Sports Shutdown

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[Photos courtesy of Tarkett Sports]
[Photos courtesy of Tarkett Sports]

With gymnasiums and entire high schools and colleges sitting empty across the United States, facility managers may be wondering whether their scheduled flooring projects and maintenance can continue as planned. Here's a look at how some flooring companies are taking advantage of vacant gyms and using this spring to get ahead.

No one within the flooring industry knows how much time they'll have to finish the projects on their dockets, as schools and businesses across the country deal with the ramifications of the COVID-19 pandemic. To make things more complicated, each state is handling the coronavirus outbreak — and corresponding stay-at-home orders — in different ways, meaning flooring dealers and manufacturers are navigating a range of differing federal and state guidelines as they look to complete projects.

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