Questions & Answers — ProStep Practice Dance Floor Kit with Subfloor

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• Q: Is it good for pointe shoes

  A: We'd recommend using a hard plastic tile subfloor for use with pointe shoes since the foam tiles can provide a bit of 'squish' which may not be desirable for pointe ballet.

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• Q: can this be laid over thin carpet?

  A: The carpet would need to be very dense like a commercial carpet or you could lay plywood down first for a solid, flat base.

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• Q: Is this good to go over a concrete floor?

  A: Yes that would be fine!

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• Q: How thick is the subfloor tiles?

  A: We have two different options: 3/8" & 3/4".

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• Q: Will this work over tile for tap and clogging

  A: No, this flooring is not recommended for use with hard soled shoes.

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• Q: Would this be ok in a very wet environment, like a pool deck?

  A: We would not recommend using our ProStep Dance Floor Package with Subfloor in a wet environment like a pool deck. Our ProStep rolls are vinyl rolls and would be very slick when wet, causing a slip hazard.

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• Q: Is this floor suitable for turning?

  A: For turning, we'd recommend using a hard plastic tile subfloor since the foam tiles can provide a bit of 'squish,' which may not be desirable for turns.

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• Q: Which side of the foam tiles should be facing up? The smooth gray side or the textured black side?

  A: The textured side faces up.

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• Q: Can I use the "Marley flooring" on cement in direct sunlight for barefoot dancing?

  A: You can but we would recommend a more comfortable subfloor as you would definitely feel that you are dancing directly overtop of concrete.

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• Q: Can this floor be used outside?

  A: Temporary use would be fine but we would not recommend this for long term outdoor use.

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• Q: are the tiles utility grade, can car drive over it?

  A: No this product cannot be driven over.

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• Q: Will this flooring be good for a dance studio? We just expanded and looking for cheap + safe options for our dancers, until we can install the floating subfloor.

  A: Yes, please see recommended uses to be sure this product is perfect for all dance styles within your studio.

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