Different types of flooring will provide different levels of performance based on the type of dancing that will be done on it. For example, if the floor will primarily be used for ballet or other soft-shoe types of dancing, you wouldn’t need the flooring to be as hard as if it was for hard-soled shoes. Multi-functional spaces that host events such as school dances or wedding receptions may want to consider flooring that provides minimal maintenance and versatility for a wide range of events.

Typically, the best recreational and professional dance flooring features  surfaces and subflooring designed for safety as well as shock absorption to prevent injuries. H2I Group offers a range of dance floor options that offer the ideal balance of features and performance for virtually any type of venue. Talk to a member of our team today to discuss what you’re looking for and how we can help.

It’s recommended that custom dance flooring feature some type of underlayment to provide cushioning, especially when installed over concrete. This ensures the floor will be safe to use and prevent damage to dancers’ joints.