Timber Sprung Floors Shock-Absorbent & Portable Dance Flooring Solutions

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Technical Superiority: Science Meets Performance

Our timber sprung floor
systems deliver 35% better shock absorption than standard models. How? The secret lies in the 18mm Baltic birch substructure with vertical grain maple surfaces. This combo reduces joint stress while maintaining perfect rebound for pirouettes.

Success Story: Revolutionizing Chicago Dance Hub

"After installing FlexDance Pro floors, our injury rates dropped 40% in 6 months." - Jessica L., Studio Owner. Their 2,400 sqft facility now hosts triple the workshops with our portable/timber hybrid system.

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Q: What is a timber sprung floor?

A: A timber sprung floor is a specialized flooring system designed to absorb impact, commonly used in dance studios and performance spaces. It features a layered construction with timber planks or panels over flexible subfloor supports. This design reduces strain on joints and enhances safety during physical activities.

Q: What are the benefits of a portable sprung dance floor?

A: Portable sprung dance floors provide flexibility and temporary installation for events or rehearsals. They offer shock absorption, slip resistance, and easy assembly. Their lightweight design makes them ideal for venues needing adaptable dance surfaces.

Q: How do I maintain a sprung floor for a dance studio?

A: Regularly clean the surface with a damp mop and avoid harsh chemicals to preserve the finish. Inspect the subfloor and joints periodically for wear or damage. Proper maintenance ensures longevity and consistent performance of the flooring.

Q: Can a timber sprung floor be used outdoors?

A: Timber sprung floors are primarily designed for indoor use due to sensitivity to moisture and temperature changes. If used outdoors, they require waterproofing and UV protection. Portable versions may offer limited weather resistance but are not ideal for prolonged outdoor exposure.

Q: What factors should I consider when choosing a sprung floor for a dance studio?

A: Prioritize shock absorption, durability, and surface traction to ensure dancer safety. Consider the floor’s thickness, timber quality, and compatibility with dance styles like ballet or contemporary. Budget and installation requirements (fixed vs. portable) also play key roles.