Best Portable Roller Skating Floor Outdoor roller skating requires flooring materials with high wear resistance, precise anti-slip properties, moderate cushioning, and strong weather resistance, while also ensuring flatness and dynamic stability during high-speed skating. This modular PP flooring is specifically designed for this sport, meeting these core requirements.
Structural Features

Performance
The pattern and structure of these interlocking tiles prevent particle shedding even after long-term use due to frequent friction between the roller skate's polyurethane wheels and the ground.
Absorbs some impact, reducing the risk of joint and bone injuries.
A stable coefficient of friction ≥0.70 in dry conditions prevents slippage and loss of control during skating.
Drains water quickly without accumulation in rainy weather.
Remains unfaded, deformed, or brittle under conditions including direct sunlight, alternating high and low temperatures (-30℃~60℃), and rain immersion.
After 1000 insertion and removal tests, the interlocking joints showed no breakage or loosening.

Technical Parameters
Model | DXFC |
Weight per block | 220±5g / piece |
Size | 25*25*1.3 cm |
Color | Accept customization |
Functional Areas
Speed Skating Track: Track lines can be defined using floor modules of different colors, or track markings can be painted with special wear-resistant paint.
Roller Skating Rink: Flooring is pre-laid to standard dimensions, and lines for goal areas, penalty areas, etc., are drawn using pre-printed line modules or paint.
Installation and Maintenance
1. Plan the functional areas and locate the field lines.
2. Align the male and female snaps of the flooring from the starting point, and gently tap the edges of the flooring with a rubber mallet to ensure a tight fit.
3. Proceed according to the "lay row by row" principle. After laying 3-4 rows, check the flatness with a laser level.
4. Leave a 5-8mm expansion joint around the perimeter of the field.
5. Check weekly for loose snaps and damaged flooring.
6. Clean surface dust and fallen leaves with a broom or high-pressure water gun.
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