Our Portable Dance Floor Kits provides a professional-grade, portable dance floor solution for dancers of all levels to practice virtually anywhere. From a 3ft×3ft practice mat to a 16ft×16ft studio floor, find your perfect fit! Tailored to fit any size practice space, these vinyl-top interlocking tiles can be easily assembled and disassembled for convenient storage or transport. Whether practicing tap, flamenco, Irish step, ballet, hip-hop, breakdancing, yoga, or fitness, our Portable Dance Floor Kits are a a great choice for versatilty, durability, and ease of set-up. Available in multiple sizes, complete with edging for a safe, professionally finished portable dance floor. Also great for use as event flooring, as an outdoor dance floor, wedding dance floor, and temporary dance floor.
Material: Manufactured with high-grade polypropylene and a vinyl top surface.
Tile Size: 12" x 12" each.
Thickness: 3/8".
Weight: 2 lbs. per tile.
Shoe Style: All shoe styles, hard or soft.
Recommended Dance Floor Kit Sizes: Rule of thumb: 9 sq-ft per couple.
3' x 3' - Personal practice dance floor.
5' x 5' - Personal practice dance floor and aerobic floor.
16' x 16' - Dance floor and event floor for up to 8 couples.
Kit Contents:
3' x 3' Kit - Contains 9 tiles, 6 female edge pieces, 6 male edge pieces, and 4 universal corner pieces.
4' x 4' Kit - Contains 16 tiles, 8 female edge pieces, 8 male edge pieces, and 4 universal corner pieces.
5' x 5' Kit - Contains 25 tiles, 10 female edge pieces, 10 male edge pieces, and 4 universal corner pieces.
6' x 6' Kit - Contains 36 tiles, 12 female edge pieces, 12 male edge pieces, and 4 universal corner pieces.
7' x 7' Kit - Contains 49 tiles, 14 female edge pieces, 14 male edge pieces, and 4 universal corner pieces.
8' x 8' Kit - Contains 64 tiles, 16 female edge pieces, 16 male edge pieces, and 4 universal corner pieces.
9' x 9' Kit - Contains 81 tiles, 18 female edge pieces, 18 male edge pieces, and 4 universal corner pieces.
10' x 10' Kit - Contains 100 tiles, 20 female edge pieces, 20 male edge pieces, and 4 universal corner pieces.
12' x 12' Kit- Contains 144 tiles, 24 female edge pieces, 24 male edge pieces, and 4 universal corner pieces.
16' x16' Kit- Contains 256 Tiles, 32 female edge pieces, 32 male edge pieces, and 4 universal corner pieces
Recommended Uses: Our Portable Dance Floor Kits are the perfect low-cost, temporary dance floor solution. These convenient kits are idea for use as event flooring, tradeshow flooring, for fitness flooring, yoga studio flooring, as well as home dance studio flooring for various dance styles, including tap, ballet, hip-hop, two-stepping, and more.
Portable Dance Floor Kits are easy to install. Installation of these interlocking dance floor tiles typically includes:
Surface Prep: You must clean your subfloor so that it is free of all dirt, dust, grease, or other foreign material before beginning installation.
We will start at the top left corner of your designated dance area. Put a tile down with the male edges (no loop) facing towards the top and left direction. Make sure the female sides (loops) of the tile are facing the bottom and right direction.
Attach your second tile to the right side of the first tile, lowering and interlocking it into each loop.
Repeat step #2 until you have completed one full side of your dance floor.
Once you’ve secured your last tile into place in the first row, you’ll begin a second row beneath the very first tile you started with. Interlock the top of your second-row tile with the bottom of your first-row tile. Follow step #2.
Follow the same process to fill in all of your rows of tiles to create your full dance floor size.
Once the tiles are in place, you can snap in the edge pieces, if you purchased them. Start with the male edges. Lay them out to be sure you have enough before clicking them into place as shown in the step #6 diagram.
As you did with the male edges, lay out all-female edges to make sure you have enough. Once you are ready you can click the female edges into place to complete your floor.
**For wall-to-wall installations: When you come up to a wall or object, don’t worry. Simply measure the area and cut the tiles with a tile cutter or a power saw with a fine-toothed blade. Interlock the trimmed tiles into place. When trimming the tiles into place, make sure you leave about a 3/4” space between the tiles and the wall or obstruction. Once the tiles are in place, you can then snap in the edge pieces if you purchased them.
Please note: Since these dance tiles feature a vinyl top adhered to the tile with a pressure-sensitive adhesive, pressure may be needed to ensure that the vinyl top fully adheres. You can easily accomplish this by walking across the floor or by using a flooring roller for larger areas.
Portable Dance Floor Kits interlocking tiles are very easy to maintain. Cleaning of these multi-use floor tiles typically includes:
Vacuuming or sweeping any loose crumbs, dust, or debris from the Practice Dance Tiles when necessary.
Damp-mop the floor tiles with a mild soap and water mixture for tough or caked-on dirt and/or stains.
Reviews
Questions
Customer Questions And Answer
The tiles are rigid.
Yes it is recommended for tap.
We have had several customers install these tiles over carpet. We would recommend use with carpet that is dense and low pile, since a fluffier high pile carpet may bring the tiles to have movement issues if it cannot lay flat. Another idea would be to use a plywood sheet or another flat and dense surface over top of your carpet.
You can put a rug or other type of underlayment down underneath your practice dance tiles if you'd like to reduce noise.
The tiles is constructed of hard plastic and has several 'feet' which supports the base of the tile. You'll definitely want to put something in between dance tiles and hardwood floor so that the tiles don't damage your floor and so that they don't slide around.
There are lines where the tiles meet, which may not be completely flush / level with the rest of the tile surface. We'd recommend going with our Flat Top Dance Tile for a safer surface.
Yes you can dribble a basketball on our Practice Dance Tiles.
Please see our Practice Dance Tiles to build your own custom size area.
We would recommend placing something in between your wood floors and the tiles, like a our foam subfloor tiles or a rug to protect your wood flooring.
The bottoms are hard plastic, no grip added. Larger spaces will stay in place due to weight but smaller sizes could potentially move depending on movement and momentum.
Please see our Practice Dance Tile product page to purchase individual tiles.
We'd recommend using a product with less seams for advanced ballet, like our 3' x 3' Practice Dance Floor. That is one solid piece of vinyl without seams in the floor space.
You could add a rubber mat which would be non-slip between the tiles and the wood floor, being sure to remove and store the mat and tiles while not in use.
You don't have to, but we would recommend using our foam dance subfloor tiles for some added cushion.
No, the tops are not marley.
The tiles are made of durable plastic and won't absorb water, but we don't recommend using these tiles in areas with a low of water as it could be dangerous to dance on.
If possible, it would be best to include a sturdy subfloor underneath as grass,natural ground often can have variations in height and density which may cause the tiles to slope and even become loose from one another.
Yes.
You don't need one but you certain can use one if you'd like to protect your subfloor, lessen sound between floors of your home, or add a small amount of 'give'.
These tiles are rigid and would have a hard time coming apart but you should consider a tile that does not have a surface topper. The vinyl image / wood visual topper is on with pressure sensitive adhesive, so it can be moved if there is large movements or pushing going on.
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