by Dev2023 | Jun 17, 2022 | Dance Floor Maintenance Blog Posts, Industry Updates Blog Posts
You know there are no shortcuts in dance training and there are no shortcuts in securing the proper dance floor system for your studio. Before jumping in, it is a good idea to learn as much as you can about marley (vinyl) or wood dance floors, figuring out what you...
by Dev2023 | Jun 1, 2022 | Dance Floor Maintenance Blog Posts, Industry Updates Blog Posts
Swartz presented more than 200 dance companies in 2,500 performances at the Annenberg and other Philadelphia theaters. Here are some of the ways Swartz influenced dance in Philadelphia. For more than 50 years, Randy Swartz was a huge part of Philadelphia’s dance...
by Dev2023 | Feb 11, 2022 | Dance Floor Maintenance Blog Posts, Dance Studio
Keeping your dance floor clean is an important part of running a studio. Once you have invested in getting a wood or Marley floor, you need to stay on top of maintenance to keep it looking and functioning at its best. Do you know how to care for your studio’s dance...
by Dev2023 | Dec 27, 2021 | Dance Floor Maintenance Blog Posts
Dancers know the horrors of a slippery floor. Feeling like your feet are going to fly out from underneath you when moving across the dance studio or the stage can be terrifying. That’s why keeping the floor clean is essential; but even when the floor is spotless,...
by Dev2023 | Dec 3, 2021 | Dance Floor Maintenance Blog Posts, Dance Studio
Since 2020, the act of washing your hands, disinfecting everything in sight, and wearing a mask for many activities, became something of the norm. While things are changing, keeping your studio germ and virus-free should still be a priority. But how do you disinfect...
by Dev2023 | Jun 8, 2021 | Dance Floor Maintenance Blog Posts, Dance Studio
You probably already have some rules about safety and cleanliness in the dance studio — such as no outside shoes and no food or drinks — but amidst COVID-19 concerns, cleanliness is taking on a whole new meaning. Every type of facility needs to have cleaning protocols...