Super Bravo Reversible Dance Floor

Super Bravo performs best when paired with a floating wood subfloor. This combination improves cushioning, reduces fatigue and supports safer movement for dancers.

If you are building a new studio or upgrading your foundation, the article on why you need a subfloor explains why the right base makes such a difference.

Super Bravo holds up well to daily use, but it still benefits from a simple maintenance routine. Regular cleaning helps maintain traction and keeps the floor looking its best over time.

For a complete care routine, check out the dance floor maintenance guide. You can also check out our maintenance products whenever you run out of supplies.

Super Bravo supports light tap use. The surface is responsive enough for clear sounds, but it is primarily designed for jazz, modern and ballet. It’s best suited for lighter percussive work rather than heavy tap training.

If tap is one of your main styles, you might find it helpful to review Stagestep’s guide on tap dance floors to compare different options.

Super Bravo is made with a strong multi layer construction that resists wear, so it delivers solid performance in demanding studio environments. Many of the studios we work with rely on it for several years, even with frequent rolling, transport or touring.

To understand the factors that affect floor longevity, this guide on how long your dance floor should last can help you plan ahead.

Super Bravo is very portable. It rolls out smoothly and lies flat thanks to its fiberglass lining, making it a reliable choice for touring groups or studios that need to move flooring between rooms or venues.

For more information on choosing travel friendly floors, you may find this guide on portable dance flooring helpful.