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Sprung Subfloors for Dance Studios

Explore shock-absorbing subfloors that protect dancers and enhance performance. Stagestep sprung systems provide stability and impact reduction.

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Floor Type Dance Style Color Thickness Width
Timestep Dance Floor Ballet, Hip Hop, Breakdance, Irish, Folk, Traditional, Jazz, Contemporary, Modern, Tap Marbleized Grey, Marbleized Tan, Santorini, Sapphire, Solid Black, Solid Grey 0.08" (2 mm) vinyl surface 6.56' (2 m)
Super Timestep Dance Floor Ballet, Irish, Folk, Traditional, Jazz, Contemporary, Modern Solid Black, Solid Grey 0.10" (2.5mm)vinyl surface 6.56' (2 m)
Timestep T Dance Floor Ballet, Hip Hop, Breakdance, Irish, Folk, Traditional, Jazz, Contemporary, Modern, Tap Marbleized Grey 0.06" (1.5mm) reversible vinyl surface 6.56' (2 m)
Bravo Classic Reversible Dance Floor Ballet, Hip Hop, Breakdance, Irish, Folk, Traditional, Jazz, Contemporary, Modern Black/Grey 0.06" (1.5mm) reversible vinyl surface 6.56' (2 m)
Super Bravo Reversible Dance Floor Ballet, Hip Hop, Breakdance, Irish, Folk, Traditional, Jazz, Contemporary, Modern Black/Black, Black/Grey, Grey/Grey 0.07" (1.7mm) reversible vinyl surface 6.56' (2 m)
Super Bravo Pro Reversible Dance Floor Ballet, Hip Hop, Breakdance, Irish, Folk, Traditional, Jazz, Contemporary, Modern, Tap Black/Grey 0.08" (2mm) reversible vinyl surface 6.56' (2 m)
Dancestep Plus Dance Floor Ballet, Fitness, Acro, Cheer, Hip Hop, Breakdance, Irish, Folk, Traditional, Jazz, Contemporary, Modern Solid Black, Solid Grey 0.24" (6.0mm) foam-backed vinyl surface 6.56' (2 m)
Balletdanse Plus Dance Floor Ballet, Fitness, Acro, Cheer, Hip Hop, Breakdance, Irish, Folk, Traditional, Jazz, Contemporary, Modern Solid Black, Solid Grey 0.33" (8.5mm) foam-backed vinyl surface 4.92' (1.5 m)
Woodstep Dance Floor Ballet, Hip Hop, Breakdance, Irish, Folk, Traditional, Jazz, Contemporary, Modern Oak 0.08" (2mm) vinyl surface 6.56' (2 m)
Woodstep Plus Dance Floor Ballet, Fitness, Acro, Cheer, Hip Hop, Breakdance, Irish, Folk, Traditional, Jazz, Contemporary, Modern Maple 0.24" (6.0mm) foam-backed vinyl surface 6.56' (2 m)
Woodstep Ultra Dance Floor Ballet, Fitness, Acro, Cheer, Hip Hop, Breakdance, Irish, Folk, Traditional, Jazz, Contemporary, Modern Classic Beige, Maple, Midnight Black, Pure White 0.33" (8.5mm) foam-backed vinyl surface 6.56' (2 m)
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A sprung subfloor contains layers of foam, wood, or cushioned components that create controlled “give” underfoot. Unlike standard flooring, it’s engineered for shock absorption and resilience.

This specialized structure prevents injuries caused by repetitive impact. For a detailed explanation of how it works, explore what is a sprung sub-floor and why you need it.

A sprung floor is a specially engineered system designed to absorb impact and return energy, reducing stress on joints and preventing long-term injuries. It creates a safe, supportive environment for dancers of all levels.

Dancers need this type of foundation because it reduces fatigue, enhances performance, and helps studios meet professional safety standards. Learn more about why you need a subfloor for your dance studio.

A floating subfloor is installed without permanent attachment to the concrete or structural slab, allowing it to “float” on foam or cushioning materials. This design provides improved shock absorption and acoustic benefits.

Floating subfloors are ideal for studios needing modularity, quick installation, and multi-use flexibility. They pair well with vinyl, Marley, and wood dance surfaces.

Selecting the right sprung flooring depends on your dance style, space requirements, and expected foot traffic. High-impact styles may need greater force reduction, while multi-purpose studios benefit from versatile cushioning systems.

Understanding movement type and class variety helps you choose the safest, longest-lasting option. For guidance, check the Stagestep overview on why you need a subfloor.

Stagestep provides three professional dance subfloor systems designed for impact reduction, stability, and longevity. Springstep IV delivers high shock absorption and easy assembly, while Springstep V enhances bounce and energy return for advanced use.

For studios needing a wood-surface feel, Springflex offers excellent structural support and multipurpose performance. Explore each system:

A sprung dance floor typically ranges from $3.50–$14 per square foot, depending on the type of subfloor system, foam density, and the complexity of installation. Modular systems generally fall on the lower end, while advanced, high-performance structures land on the higher end.

Additional factors such as room size, labor, vapor barriers, and surface flooring (vinyl or wood) also influence total project cost. For a full breakdown of pricing and budgeting considerations, explore the Stagestep dance floor cost guide.

Installation includes moisture testing, acclimating wood components, leveling the surface, and assembling foam layers or cushioned panels. Proper subfloor installation prevents warping, gaps, and long-term structural issues.

To ensure safety and longevity, follow the official Stagestep installation guide for step-by-step instructions.

A well-maintained subfloor supports consistent performance and extends the life of your surface layer. Regular cleaning, appropriate humidity control, and timely floor inspections help prevent unevenness or noise.

To maintain both the surface and underlying structure, follow the sprung floor maintenance guide.

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