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will it work on carpet for pointe work?
We have had customers use this on carpet for pointe.
For the 3' x 3' practice dance floor tiles, would these need a sub floor if put on concrete, or is it recommended? It would be for ballet practice
Edward Dewey
You can use this directly on concrete if you'd like to or you can put down a rubber of foam underlayment for added support/cushion.
What is on the back of this floor? I have ceramic tiles in my house. Will this floor damage my tile floor?
Meimei
The back side of the tiles are hard plastic, it would not damage ceramic tile.
Can you buy 2 or more and then connect them together to make a larger dance board area?
Nickie Corey
Yes you can.
Can you make it 2x4 for a narrower space?
This product only comes in 3x3 sizing but you can choose one of our dance tile products to customize your own space.
Im just wondering - I'm just doing simple pointe at the barre. I live in a small apartment with a ballet barre that fits in a door way - would this floor be big enough? and is it slippery for pointe
Erica Sykes
This practice dance floor space is 3 ft x 3 ft and we've had customers successfully use it for pointe.
Will this potentially damage my hardwood floors?
Cynthia
The back side of the tiles are hard plastic, so if you have hardwood floors you can put something like a rug, mat, or foam tiles in between these tiles and the hardwood to protect it.
When not in use, what is the best way to store the 3 x 3 tile?
Store it flat. Under a bed would be a good place that's not in the way.
Does this dampen the noise if I'm tap dancing in an upstairs apartment?
Marina
The surface is a flat and hard vinyl top. Tap noise will not be dampened.
Can the dance floor since waterproof be used for a outdoor basketball court? With proper subfloor?
No, this product is not meant to be used outdoors like that. Please see our Court Flooring for suitable options.
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