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Flooring for Dance Studios

Flooring for Dance Studios

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There are many considerations to take into account when choosing flooring for a dance studio or performance space.  From selecting the best material and system to ensuring it works with the type of space you have and the dance style you perform.

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We provide a quality range of sprung dance flooring for sale, from area elastic hardwood floor options to point elastic vinyl dance floor systems.  Each type has a number of benefits and it is really down to personal preference, the type of venue and overall budget to determine what is the most suitable.

Dance Studio Flooring Options

Sprung Vinyl Flooring for Dance

We supply point elastic options in 2 thicknesses of vinyl in various colours and oak effect finish adding a contemporary and professional aesthetic to your dance studio interior.  With excellent traction, high durability and top performance, our vinyl dance flooring is comfortable to the underfoot with a slip resistant surface.

  • Easy Installation
  • Colour Options
  • Warranty 

Hardwood Sprung Dance Floor Solutions

The most popular option for dance floors, Boen's area elastic hardwood flooring is constructed from engineered Oak and is a market leader in dance and sports flooring.  Boen's Actiflex system is widely installed across the UK and Europe for multi functional dance disciplines supporting various dance styles and levels.  With a long life-span and minimal maintenance, a Boen dance studio flooring system has slip resistance, safety and performance at the forefront. With its wide versatility, dance teachers and professionals opt for this dance studio flooring for its multi use qualities and beautiful appearance.  Available in Oak, Maple and Ash finishes.

  • Quick & Easy Installation
  • Wood Finish Options
  • Warranty 

Applications

  • Ballroom Dancing
  • Ballet Floors
  • Street Dance
  • Modern, Tap, Hip Hop, Jazz
  • Dance Studios
  • Dance Schools
  • Community Centres
  • Schools & Sports Centres
  • Theatres
     

Find out more by reading:-

A Buying Guide to Dance Flooring
Sprung Flooring - What is it and when is the best time to use it?
A Guide to choosing the best Dance Flooring

Another great flooring option is out 20mm heavy duty pro tiles, that are a perfect option for any type of gym flooring.

FAQ - Dance Studio Flooring UK

Do you supply home dance studio flooring?

Our hardwood and vinyl dance flooring systems are suitable for both commercial and community studios as well as for home studio use.  They can be installed in any venue provided there is a level and dry subfloor.  

What is a Multi Purpose Dance Floor?

A multi purpose studio refers to a space that has flooring suitable for various types of activities as well as different forms of dance. For example Boen Actiflex is a sprung floor solution designed for dance disciplines but also caters for fitness and sports activities making it a popular option for schools and community halls.

Is hardwood dance flooring suitable for underfloor heating?

Hardwood flooring which is engineered is compatible with underfloor heating.  Some solid wood options may not be suitable as the material may expand/contract with changing temperatures.

What are the benefits of dance floor mats?

Dance floor mats provide an excellent surface for various forms of dance. They have the right balance of grip and glide, ensuring dancers can perform all their moves safely without slipping. Dance floor mats are also portable and easy to install, making them a great option for performances, practice spaces, dance studios and even home use.

How do I choose the right dance flooring for my studio?

Choosing the right dance flooring for your studio depends on the types of dance that will be performed and the dancers' skill level. For ballet, tap, or jazz, a solid, resilient surface such as a hardwood floor or a high-quality, vinyl marley floor is ideal. For more athletic styles like hip-hop or street dance, you may need a sprung floor with better shock absorption. It's also crucial to consider factors like durability, ease of maintenance, and compatibility with underfloor heating.

Does the type of dance influence the choice of dance studio flooring?

Yes, the type of dance greatly influences the choice of flooring. Styles such as ballet, tap or contemporary require surfaces with strong grip and resilience. These styles often prefer hardwood or marley dance floors. Meanwhile, more athletic or high-impact dance styles may need sprung floors for better shock absorption and dancer safety. It's essential to consider the specific needs and activities performed in your dance studio when selecting your flooring.

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