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Alright, so I got this crazy idea to put down some temporary volleyball flooring in my backyard. I’ve been seeing these “LVL” portable wooden floors and figured, why not? Let’s do it!

Getting Started

First thing, I cleared out the space. We’re talking moving patio furniture, kids’ toys, the whole nine yards. Had to make sure the ground was relatively level, you know? No giant bumps or dips. I’m not trying to play volleyball on a rollercoaster.

The LVL Hunt

Next up, I went on to finding the actual * wasn’t like picking out tiles at the home improvement store, it needs some research. I have to find the ones who made it specifically for sports, and portable at that.

Laying it Down

• Unpacked all pieces,it was like a giant jigsaw puzzle.
• I’d grabbed a rubber mallet, and started the process.
• I started in one corner, and then slowly start connecting other panels.
• Then I just kept going, clicking and hammering, row by row.

Test Run & Tweaks

Once it was all down, I bounced a volleyball on it a few times. Felt pretty solid! Had a few friends over, and we played a quick game. Noticed a couple of spots that were a little uneven, so I popped those sections up and added some extra shims underneath. Small adjustments, you know?

Final Thoughts

Honestly, it was easier than I thought. The whole thing took me an afternoon, and now I’ve got a pretty sweet volleyball court whenever I want it. We’ve had a few games on it already, and it’s holding up great. My Kids love it and that’s all I care about!.