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• Q: Are the black tiles a similar feel to a Marley dance floor? Trying to decide whether to go this route or with marley instead. Need to install over carpet, so I'd obviously need some kind of tile system under the Marley anyway...

  A: The tiles are not finished with marley. The surface is a standard vinyl tile.

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• Q: If I bought this to go over a builder grade low pile carpet and use it for a rolling desk chair, am I going to ruin it ? I'm thinking of buying some tiles for me to use and eventually turn them into dance floor for my daughter

  A: The tiles do have a vinyl surface that could potentially be damaged be continuous rolling over the edges. We'd recommend using a chair mat over top or possibly even getting a dance tile that is a solid color (doesn't have a glued on vinyl top).

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• Q: I’m looking for a dance floor for our home. My daughter does a variety of dance styles (jazz, tap, lyrical) I’m debating between the portable dance tiles or the adagio rolls. Which would you recommend?

  A: Dance Floor Kits or the Adagio Rolls are suitable for a variety of dance styles, so really either would work. You'll get more tap noise from the dance tiles since they are harder.

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• Q: I bought a dance floor kit for my daughter for Christmas a few years ago. Am I able to purchase additional tiles to make the floor larger?

  A: Please see our Modular Grid-Loc Tile product page to purchase individual tiles.

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• Q: I am looking for a tap floor to practice on with good sound. does this floor work for tapping? Is it portable enough to store away? I don't have enough space anywhere to keep it out. If not do you have any suggestions?

  A: Our Dance Floor Kits are great for tap sound and they are portable for easy storage.

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• Q: Hi, how durable are these floors? Will this hold up with heels choreography and 8 inch stiletto heels for pole dancing? Thanks!

  A: Yes, we have had many customers use these tiles for pole dancing.

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• Q: What could I put under it to protect a vinyl wood look floor? How does it sound for tap?

  A: These tiles are great for tap. You could put down a thin cushion pad of foam if you'd like.

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• Q: Can this safely be placed on top of carpet without damaging it?

  A: Dance floor kits can generally speaking be installed and used just fine over a dense, low pile type carpet. Over a high pile carpet, We would recommend putting down some plywood board to make sure you have a sturdy foundation underneath the tiles and that they do not come undone.

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• Q: if this is going on a hardwood floor does it have to have anything under it

  A: We would recommend putting some type of protection down when using this product as to not possibly damage your wood floors.

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• Q: Is this good flooring for practicing tap dancing?

  A: Absolutely. The Dance Floor Kits provide a hard surface perfect for tap sound and performance.

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• Q: Can I move this without taking it apart?

  A: If you have a smaller size dance floor kit, you may be able to move it without taking it apart. However, the larger you get the more difficult it will be to move.

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• Q: Does the 3’ by 3’ floor come assembled with the black edging?

  A: Our Dance Floor Kits do not come assembled. Assembly is required. With your shipment, you will get all the tiles that you need to complete your install. This would include the tiles and edging needed to create the dance floor kit in the size purchased.

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• Q: What size dance floor would be appropriate for 30 guests?

  A: The rule of thumb is ~ 9 sq ft per couple. So you would want a dance floor size of ~ 135 sq ft of larger assuming they would be all be on the floor at the same time.

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• Q: We have just built a patio room with aggregate concrete for floor....will your floor kits work over exposed aggregate?

  A: The flatter the subfloor surface, the better. High points can make it tough to keep the interlocking piece together.

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• Q: Hi - can you feel the gaps/ridges in between the tiles ie. does it feel 'seamless'.? We need the dance floor for ballet turns and ridges wouldn't work so well. Thanks

  A: The tiles are not seamless.

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• Q: Can the dance floor kit have black and white tiles?

  A: The dance floor kits are not currently available in black and white tiles. You may choose our Modular Grid Loc tiles for a similar look.

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