by Dev2023 | Feb 14, 2022 | Dance Floor Maintenance and Installation Questions, Dance Studio, Specialty Dance Floors
If you’re planning on installing a new dance floor system, you should consider installing a vented cove base. It both connects your floor to the wall and allows air to circulate under your floating wood subfloor to wick away moisture. Here is everything you need to...
by Dev2023 | Nov 26, 2021 | Dance Floor Maintenance and Installation Questions
Racing to install your new Marley dance floor or an entire dance flooring system, including a floating wood subfloor, can be a recipe for long-term headaches if you don’t do your homework. A few tips and you will be well on your way to a stress-free install and an...
by Dev2023 | Dec 11, 2020 | Dance Floor Maintenance and Installation Questions, Dance Floor Maintenance Blog Posts
There are four kinds of tape that are used to seam and secure dance floors; gaffers or cloth, vinyl, double-faced cloth and everything else (duct, all purpose, electrical, etc.). What is Gaffers Tape? Gaffers tape is traditionally 2” wide and is a heavy duty cloth...
by Dev2023 | Nov 25, 2020 | Dance Floor Maintenance and Installation Questions, Marley Dance Floors
Sticky residue on your dance floor is dangerous and unhealthy. It causes almost as many injuries as slippery floors. It is also a magnet for dirt and dust, which in turn is a breeding ground for Covid19 virus and bacteria. Most sticky residue comes from...
by Dev2023 | Sep 16, 2020 | Dance Floor Maintenance and Installation Questions, Dance Studio
Welcome to dancing at home — with its daily distractions, endless child supervision, traffic, noise, limited space and likely no ballet barre or mirror. You are probably also confronted with carpet, hardwood on cement or tile on which to dance. Zooming your dance...
by Dev2023 | May 8, 2020 | Dance, Dance Floor Maintenance and Installation Questions, Dance Floor Maintenance Blog Posts
The seams don’t match and the floor is wavy. What Happened and how can I fix it? Can I fix it? The frustrations of rolling out your marley floor and looking out on a sea of turbulence that is dangerous upon which to dance is preventable and in some cases...