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• Q: What kind of sub flooring is needed to put under the adagio? I have a concrete surface, and am wondering if just the square sub tiles will be good enough or if there needs to be one more layer underneath?

  A: We offer several suitable subfloor options for our dance flooring. Please see our Home Dance Subfloor tiles for your needs.

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• Q: Can this Marley be installed on top of a carpeted floor?

  A: We recommend using Rosco's Adagio Rolls over any hard flat surface like concrete, plywood, OSB, etc. You can use these rolls over commercial carpet, but if installing over a plush carpet or a carpet with a thick pad, we recommend placing a 1/4" thick plywood board between the carpet and floor. This will help to prevent injury while using the floor.

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• Q: Can I put it over a cement floor in garage?

  A: We really recommend using a dance subfloor between the roll and your concrete to help limit potential of injuries.

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• Q: Can this floor be used on a temporary basis? i.e., roll it out for class/practice and then roll it back up when not in use?

  A: Yes, absolutely.

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• Q: Can this be directly applied to a standard classroom floor (tile) without a subfloor? Is intended for a black box theatre with light dancing.

  A: We would recommend using a proper subfloor.

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• Q: Can we use these rolls for Pointe and on Laminate flooring?

  A: Yes, that would be suitable.

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• Q: Is this floor good for pointe?

  A: Yes you can use these rolls for pointe.

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• Q: what side goes up, the matte finish or shiny?

  A: Install shiny side down, matte side up. The dance surface (top) is textured slightly, called calendaring which looks like tiny goosebumps.

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• Q: Can these floors be used for hard shoes? Irish dance

  A: Yes this product is approved for use with hard shoes.

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• Q: i am lookinf for a dance floor that can be permanently installed and weld at all seems

  A: Adagio rolls can be installed permanently and also welded at the seams.

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• Q: can the adagio roll be taped to carpet - very flat and no pile for temporary use? what is the best tape that wont destroy carpet?

  A: We usually recommend taping to a hard surface, we have no recommendation for taping to carpet at this time.

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• Q: can this floor be installed over a floating laminate floor that is warped in places and be level?

  A: These dance floor rolls are thin, any subfloor imperfections will telegraph through the floor.

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• Q: Can Adagio flooring go directly on top of plywood?

  A: For comfort, we recommend putting down a subfloor of some sort, but you certainly can install these rolls over plywood.

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• Q: Is there a top-side to the Adagio roll?

  A: Install shiny side down, matte side up. The dance surface (top) is textured slightly, called calendaring which looks like tiny goosebumps.

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• Q: We are looking for something to put over our hardwood floors to keep our tappers from damaging them. Is this product suitable to put over our floors once a week just for the tap class?

  A: These rolls are approved for tap use.

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