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• Q: Would these tiles and the foam subfloor work for Irish Dance?

  A: Yes, our Premium Flat Top Dance Tiles with our foam subfloor can be used for Irish dance.

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• Q: Can I install Premium Flat Top Dance Tiles just over our hardwood floors (plywood on the beams)?

  A: You can install our Premium Flat Top Dance Tiles over a hardwood floor. Due to these being plastic, we recommend placing a plastic sheet or some of our subfloor tiles under the tiles to protect the hardwood underneath from scratches.

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• Q: Looking to install a dance floor in our garage (concrete). She will be using the floor for tap, but also for hip hop, jazz, contemporary, etc. Do these tiles require subflooring?

  A: It's not necessary but we would recommend a subfloor to provide some cushion between the concrete and the hard plastic tile for her joints.

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• Q: Would these tiles be good for doing turns on?

  A: Yes.

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• Q: Can this flooring be placed over residential carpet?

  A: Dance tiles work best over flat and dense surfaces. If your carpet is high pile, you may put down plywood sheet between the carpet and the tiles.

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• Q: Will this tend to move or flex on top of wall-to-wall, lower pile carpet?

  A: The larger the dance tile surface, the less likely it will move. More weight of the tiles will keep it in place.

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• Q: Can you put this on top of an area rug that is 8x10? Will the edges scratch a hard wood floor? Can you jump on these tiles with a soft landing?

  A: You can place these over an area rug to protect your hardwood floor. The tile is constructed of hard plastic, so if you'd like to add a little softness you may consider using one of our foam subfloor tiles with the hard tiles.

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• Q: Can this flooring be used for pointe work?

  A: Yes it can

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• Q: Can you put marley over these tiles? We need something safe and economical for tap dancing.

  A: You can actually use these tiles with or without Marley.

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• Q: Would this be a good option for our dance studio floor for tap dancing ?

  A: This product is great for tap. The hard plastic composition allows you to hear the tap noise.

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