In Gambia, the sports infrastructure has traditionally relied on concrete or natural clay surfaces. However, the high humidity and saline air from the Atlantic coast lead to rapid degradation of traditional coatings. There is a growing demand for outdoor sport court tiles that can withstand intense UV exposure without warping or fading.
Currently, many schools and community centers struggle with surface heat absorption. The shift toward advanced plastic manufacturing allows for the introduction of basketball court floor options that incorporate thermal stability and superior drainage, essential for the rainy seasons in Banjul and Serekunda.
Economic growth in the region is driving a transition from makeshift courts to standardized facilities. The adoption of pvc sport floor is becoming the benchmark for indoor multi-purpose halls due to its low maintenance and high impact resistance compared to traditional timber.
