3/8" Home Studio Dance Subfloor Tiles

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• Q: does the roll marley floor install directly on to of this sub floor?

  A: Yes, you can put the Marley roll directly over these tiles. We recommend taping the perimeter in place as to avoid movement.

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• Q: If we have concrete floors in a new dance studio and we use the 3/8" Sub floor tiles and the Marley Adagio rolls is that sufficient sub flooring for the dancers?

  A: Our 3/8" Home Dance Subfloor Tiles are a great subfloor option with the Adagio rolls.

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• Q: I live in a small apartment and work out at home, and am including interval training, but I feel I need more support than just my rug (over a fake hard wood floor) to protect my joints, etc. If I just purchased the sub floor (not the dance floor to put over it) and put my rug over the sub floor do you think it would shift around or would I need to secure it some how? Thanks, Jane

  A: This will depend on what exercises you are doing on the floor. You can certainly try it and if you have movement you can use double sided carpet tape to keep the tiles in place.

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• Q: Are the subfloor foam tiles good for turning in dance? Specifically second turns and pirouettes.

  A: Our 3/8" Home Dance Subfloor Tiles could be used as flooring for second turns and pirouettes. These tiles are high-density foam tiles, which means they won't depress like your standard cheap foam tiles.

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