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• Q: Can these be installed over carpet? I would like to do a dance floor for my daughters in a spare room But do not want to remove the carpeting

  A: These tiles can be installed over carpet with a sturdy, flat subfloor like a sheet of plywood or our dance subfloor tiles in between the carpet and the tiles.

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• Q: Can the tiles be used on a garage floor, allowing a car to park on top when not used?

  A: Yes, you can use these tiles as a garage floor and park a car on top of them.

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• Q: can these floors go outside?

  A: They can be used outdoors temporarily but they are not meant to be outside for long periods of time as they are not weather resistant.

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• Q: I want to use these tap tiles for tap at home. I have solid wood floors. Can you recommend which subfloor I should get to put under the tiles?

  A: If you are looking for a subfloor to put under our Tap Dance Tiles, we would recommend using our Home Dance Subfloor Tiles in either 3/8" or 3/4".

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• Q: Is this good for pointe under marley over 3/8” subfloor?

  A: Yes, that would be suitale.

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• Q: Can flat top dance tiles be placed directly on hardwood floor and top with marley for dance floor?

  A: Yes you can do that but the tiles are hard underneath so you may prefer adding some padded protection between the tiles and your hardwood.

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• Q: Can I use these tiles on top of cement and then add Marley flooring for all dance styles? Or do you need the foam cushion as well?

  A: Yes, you can do this. You can add foam cushion if you'd like.

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• Q: Can these tiles be used on laminate floor with out need for subfloor tiles? And how is the sound quality for tap?

  A: You can, we'd recommend putting the tiles on top of a rug so that they don't scratch your laminate floors. Our customers love these tiles for tap.

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• Q: Can these tiles be used as sub flooring with Marley top flooring for pointe work, if placed over cement flooring in a basement?

  A: That would be a wonderful application.

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• Q: Can this floor be easily put down and taken back up or is it meant to be put down and stay put? I would be looking at getting a 5x5 or 6x6. This would be placed on top of hardwood floors for dance practice. Also, without Marley, will this floor be too slippery for pointe?

  A: These tiles can be installed and taken up with care. We have had our customers use these tiles for pointe work. We would recommend putting a foam subfloor between your hardwood floors and the bottom of the dance tiles.

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• Q: Would this be good placed on carpet for pointe work?

  A: These tiles would be good for pointe work. These tiles can be installed over carpet with a sturdy, flat subfloor like a sheet of plywood or our dance subfloor tiles in between the carpet and the tiles.

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