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• Dance Studio Flooring Options
• Ballet Studio Floor

For the dance studio flooring they also have many kinds of choices, not simply a multi purpose dance flooring. They has hip hop dance flooring, and also tap dance flooring type, which is of course different from one another. Beside flooring they also provide several stuff for dance studio such as glass, mirror,ballet bars and floor. 1.2mm Thick Black/ Gray or Black/White Ballet Flooring for Home and studio-use is Reversible Ballet Flooring, Tap and Irish Dance, Hip Hop, etc. Deciding on the appropriate dance flooring for your dance.

Ballet dancing requires a floor that has a soft surface with just the right amount of grip. A surface with the right level of traction is required to minimise the chance of slipping and falling but also not too much. Installing this ballet studio flooring requires no special adhesives. Simply unroll the 5.25 ft wide bolt over any hard flat surface - including hardwood - and glue or tape down. If you're using as temporary or semi-permanent ballet flooring, tightly roll around a core, tape to secure, and stand upright for storage. L’AIR International is a recognized industry leader in suspended sprung flooring for permanent studio, theatre and touring applications. With almost 2,500 installations globally, L’AIR is universally specified as the finest sprung dance flooring.

Studio Dance Floor

Commercial dance studio floors arrive custom sized to fit your space. Installation is simple and straight forward. With detailed instructions, individually labeled panels and included toolkit, anyone can install and O'Mara sprung dance floor. It only takes basic carpentry skills to install the vented trim and the doorway transition ramp.

If you have been dancing on hard floors, you will find injury rates decrease dramatically. The resilient wood and foam blocks used to make every O’Mara Sprung Floor create one of unmatched protection, longevity, and beauty. Many studio owners sell their O'Mara Floors when they retire from teaching. It's the best investment you'll make in your dance studio.

Ballet Floor

Serious ballet studios require both slip resistance for safety in pointe shoes and shock absorption to prevent injuries from hard and unyielding concrete floors. For ballet studios we recommend either our:

1. Birch Subfloor with Studiofloor Vinyl - No rosin required for pointe work. ASTM Friction Coefficient of 0.79 and 70% shock absorption.
2. Ash Sprung Dance Floor - Requires rosin for pointe work. ASTM Friction Coefficient of 0.7 and 70% shock absorption.
   

Dance Studio Flooring Options

Multi-Use Studios

A multi-style dance studio has many considerations. The two best options for versatility are:

1. Birch Sprung Subfloor with Mezzafloor vinyl - The sound is not as crisp and clean as with the Maple, but Mezzafloor vinyl is a heavy duty vinyl. The force reduction is 70%. DIN Standards recommend a minimum of 53% shock absorption.

2. Maple Sprung Floor for its clean crisp sound, durable finish and of course its resilient properties. The force reduction is 70%. DIN Standards recommend a minimum of 53% shock absorption. After every tap class, you will want to damp mop your floor with a 1:4 solution of Simple Green All-Purpose Cleaner to water. This is the low-maintenance way to remove aluminum oxide residue created by tap shoes and keep your dance floor clean.

Ballet Studio Floor

Ballroom Dance Studio Floor

Ballroom dancers seek excellence in performance and in flooring. The two preferred options for silky smooth seams and excellent resilience are:

1. Maple Sprung Dance Floor for its even color tone, smooth surface and superb resiliency. The floor comes pre-finished with a durable, slip-resistant urethane. This finish is just right for ballroom as it is. We recommend that all dancers wear clean shoes on your floor, and that they do not use any resins or oils, on either their shoes or the floor.

2. Ash Sprung Floor for its smooth surface and superb resiliency. The floor comes pre-finished with a durable, slip-resistant urethane. This finish is just right for ballroom as it is. We recommend that all dancers wear clean shoes on your floor, and that they do not use any resins or oils, on either their shoes or the floor.

Great and beautiful floors and awesome people to work with!!! Thank you so much!

Posted by Kelli Ryan on Saturday, November 22, 2014

My dancers LOVE our new sprung floor! They love the way their bodies feel after a full day of dancing. Thanks again O'Mara, you guys were awesome to work with!

Posted by Melissa Strong on Tuesday, September 1, 2015