Robbins Sports Surfaces Lays the Groundwork for the NBA’s Biggest Moments
Robbins Sports Surfaces continues to play a vital role in shaping the future of professional basketball as a trusted court manufacturer and supplier for the NBA. Eighty percent of current NBA teams already play or practice on Robbins courts during the regular season and into the postseason. That trend continues into the 2025 NBA Playoffs, where approximately 69% of playoff teams play or practice on Robbins floors.
Robbins’ courts remain a key part of the league’s story by delivering unmatched performance, safety and durability to the athletes competing in the NBA Combine, throughout the regular season or while they compete to bring home the Larry O’Brien Championship Trophy as the winner of the NBA Finals. As a licensed NBA floor vendor, Robbins is proud to support the league’s most high-profile stages. Some examples of this include the custom-designed portable floor that will be featured at the 2025 NBA Combine, as well as manufactured courts for various NBA teams across the league, from the Los Angeles Lakers to the Toronto Raptors.
“Robbins courts are built to meet the demands of elite athletes, from the science behind shock absorption and energy return, to the precision engineering required to maintain peak performance in every game,” said John Ficks, Global Sales and Marketing Manager at Robbins Sports Surfaces. “We’re honored to continue our relationship with the NBA and to support the league’s highest levels of competition.”
As the NBA continues to grow its global reach, Robbins is right there with them by crafting performance-focused, technologically advanced basketball courts that are trusted by professional athletes, coaches and team facilities. From the Combine to the NBA Finals, Robbins remains the performance choice for champions.
To learn more about Robbins Sports Surfaces and how its courts power the game at every level, visit robbinsfloor.com/why-robbins.
About Robbins Sports Surfaces
Established as a flooring installation company in 1894, Robbins manufactures high-performance maple and synthetic flooring systems for sports and performing arts venues that can be found in 70 countries. Robbins’ flooring systems are used by National Basketball Association (NBA) and Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) professional teams; National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) programs; and thousands of school, college, university, and recreational facilities across the United States, Canada and the world. Robbins has been celebrated as a true game-changer in the sports industry. They lead the way with remarkable new, first-to-market flooring innovations that are changing the way the game is played. www.robbinsfloor.com
