BJJ Mats, How to Build - WITH POOL NOODLES!

In this video you will learn how to build a sprung floor for a BJJ Gym or dance studio using pool noodles and plywood. Details of the company that supplied the mats and all the tools required for the project are listed below -
Mat supply - dollamur.com/
TOOLS FOR THIS PROJECT BELOW -
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Thanks Guys, any questions please leave them in the comments below.
Cheers, James.

[@themovinganna1948]

Also curious about how long would the pool noodles last

[@alainduchesne9750]

Screws will come out from plywood over time. It’s better to join the 2 layers with velcro. Also, pool noodles foam is very cheap, it will last long.

[@danielduggan6042]

Great build! Could you let me know how you feel about it now that you have used it for a few months? Is there enough spring? Too much? What would you change? Thanks!

[@deanpirrie97]

Amazing vid, could you use obs board instead of ply?

[@dwaino86]

Nice one James. My gym also has a sprung floor. It was done almost the same, except instead of pool noodles, coach put dense foam cubes (like jigsaw mat material) under the ply. Also i think he only has one layer of ply.

[@cmckinnon]

Any learnings or changes you'd make after 2 years?

[@pennieconnell7028]

To save on costs could I use 9mm boards for children's dance studio? Or does that cause other issues.

[@doitbeforeyouareready6864]

What would be a good alternative to plywood? Is there some kind of plastic material that would work well? I'm in the Philippines where termites are a big problem.

[@hvjjhuntervalleyjiujitsu4903]

Did you use structural or non structural ply? Also how’s it holding up

[@IWNTYU]

Was it, 1/2 , 1/4, or 5/8 plywood?

[@phys1c]

Beautiful build man. Well thought out and executed

[@jcminvestments9078]

Beautiful, so amazing, I will get this project done soon, thank You so much, happy holidays.

[@RoseBrosHTX]

Amazing thank you 🙏🏼 for sharing.

[@7FigExec]

Great job.

[@sirpibble]

Nice looking space, good idea with the pool noodles to cut cost

[@mmichels]

Thank you for sharing !

[@michaelswaine6303]

Awesome work mr Bourke.

[@aloneinanearthship4010]

Great job!

[@afnanbogey]

Might be building a gym soon. This has been incredibly useful mate, cheers 🍻

[@wilkinsoncarpentry6278]

That’s a cool video mate, thanks for sharing this one , very interesting