Solid wood sports flooring is a sports wood flooring system with high shock absorption performance, excellent load-bearing performance, and good deformation resistance. Its surface friction coefficient needs to reach 0.4-0.7, and being too slippery or too rough can harm athletes. Good shock absorption performance can effectively prevent athletes from being injured during sports. As a sports wooden floor on a basketball court, it also requires over 90% of the ball's rebound ability. Wooden flooring can be roughly divided into three categories: solid wood flooring, solid wood composite flooring, negative ion wood flooring, and reinforced wood flooring. Existing wooden flooring needs to be pieced together one by one, fixed with nails, which is complex to install and inconvenient to disassemble. The wooden floor is in direct contact with the ground and is prone to moisture. It is not kept warm in winter and the ground temperature is low, which affects athlete sports. A prefabricated solid wood sports floor has been designed to address the aforementioned issues.