Now that the NCAA women’s volleyball season has wrapped up, the focus on volleyball courts turns to club and rec sports, with lots of matches being played on surfaces other than traditional wooden gym floors.

Matches played on tile, polished concrete or synthetic floors also need temporary floor marking, but you may find that vinyl tape works better than paper in this application.

Vinyl is more durable and has a more aggressive adhesive for extra holding power. The primary advantage of Shurtape 724 is the respositionable adhesive that can be removed without doing floor damage.

While vinyl tapes are more likely to damage wooden floors, they can be used on other, non-painted surfaces with satisfactory results.

Best of all they are much more durable than paper and will stand up to more abuse and foot traffic.