I recently got a used badminton court and installed it but unfortunately in some areas it is wavy due to it being rolled up for a long time. Does anyone have any solutions to this issue? Thanks
They arent misaligned… The end that was in the middle of the roll is wavy due to the fact that it was rolled up for around a year or so.
That would be an option. What would you suggest i use to heat it? Im assuming i would need to press down on the wavy section as im heating it up?
Wow that is horrible. You can try roll it reverse with cushion side outwards and let it sit for few days. Roll it with a larger diameter. Maybe a steel drum. dont forget to let it sit on cylindrical axis.
Its worse at the end of the rolls and in some places it got a bit better since that photo but not too much. The temperature is around 35-40 degrees fahrenheit, that’s why I though that your heating up solution could work. I will have to try this weekend but I am just not sure what to use as the heating source, any ideas?
Heating source? Perhaps wait until summer and put it out in the sun. However, it’s difficult to press into shape.
Perhaps test try hair dryer on a small area first. Start slow with low heat at a distance of 6 inches or so and see. Then gradually reduce the distance and go higher heat if no noticeable softening and flattening. But I'm thinking your ambient temperature is a little too cold. May have to wait for warmer season. Sent from my SM-S918W using Tapatalk
Perhaps test try hair dryer on a small area first. Start slow with low heat at a distance of 6 inches or so and see. Then gradually reduce the distance and go higher heat if no noticeable softening and flattening. But I'm thinking your ambient temperature is a little too cold. May have to wait for warmer season. Sent from my SM-S918W using Tapatalk
Remember go easy first, don't want to cause a burn! Like blowing your hair dry. Sent from my SM-S918W using Tapatalk
The hairdryer warmed up the mat a little bit but unfortunately it wasnt any help. Could maybe try this, any other solutions?
That’s what I did, afterwards i tried stepping on it, rubbing it and hairdrying at same time and put something heavy on it but it only did a really small difference.
