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About Sprung Dance Floors
Free Movement Dance Solutions
Sprung Dance Floors
A supportive foundation for dancers who train, perform, and move every day.
What Is a Sprung Floor?
A sprung floor is a flooring system designed to provide a more supportive surface for dance and movement. The Free Movement Limitless Sprung Floor combines cushioning beneath the surface with structural panels and a professional Marley dance surface.
It is designed for home studios, dance schools, training spaces, and professional studios where the floor needs to perform reliably through regular use.
💡 Why Sprung Floors Are Essential for Dancers
6 Reasons Dancers and Studios Choose It
From impact management to everyday practicality, each part of the system is designed around how dance spaces are actually used.
01
Helps Manage Repeated Impact
Dance involves repeated jumping, landing, turning, and changes in direction. The dual-density shock-absorbent layer helps manage repeated impact and provides a more supportive surface for training.
02
Cushioning Without Losing Stability
A dance floor needs to feel supportive without becoming unstable. The sprung system combines controlled cushioning with a stable surface to support landings, transitions, and everyday movement.
03
Consistent Support Across the Floor
The system is designed to provide consistent support across the full floor area, giving dancers a dependable surface whether they are practising at centre, travelling across the room, or moving through repeated combinations.
04
Designed Around Your Space
The floor can be configured for different room sizes, from dedicated home studios to professional dance spaces. Its panel-based construction also allows the system to be disassembled if you need to change spaces in future.
05
Made for Regular Use
Each Free Movement sprung floor is made to order using selected structural materials and components designed for repeated training. Natural variations in hardwood grain and colour may occur as part of the material's character.
06
Support From Planning to Installation
Not sure what your space requires? Our team can help you work through your flooring requirements and installation approach. Customers in Singapore can receive professional on-site installation, while international customers receive installation guidance.
🛠 Understanding Our Sprung Floor System
How Our Sprung Floor Works
Four layers come together to create the finished dance floor.
1
Existing Subfloor
A suitable concrete floor provides the foundation.
2
Shock-Absorbent Layer
Dual-density pads provide cushioning beneath the structural panels.
3
Structural Panels
Plywood panels distribute load and create a stable foundation.
4
Marley Vinyl Mat Dance Surface
A professional Marley vinyl mat provides the finished dance surface.
📐 Technical Details
Sprung Floor Specifications
Key specifications for the Free Movement Limitless Sprung Floor.
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| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| System | Dual-density sprung floor system |
| Panel Size | 1.2m × 1.2m |
| System Height | 49mm (customisable) |
| Shock-Absorbent Layer | Dual-density shock-absorbent pads |
| Structure | Structural plywood panels |
| Dance Surface | Professional Marley Vinyl Dance Mat |
| Thickness Options | 1.2mm / 1.5mm / 2mm / 3.5mm / 4mm / 5mm / 6mm |
| Installation | Over suitable concrete subfloor |
| Adhesive Required | Not required |
| Relocatable | Yes - fully disassemblable |
🩰 Is This Floor Right for Your Studio?
One Floor. Many Ways to Move.
If your studio hosts different classes throughout the week, the same flooring system can support a wide range of dance and movement activities.
Ballet
Contemporary
Gymnastics
Hip-Hop
Jazz
Tap
Pole Dance
Fitness Training
Lyrical
Acrobatics
Aerial
K-Pop
Latin Dance
Planning a Sprung Floor for Your Space?
Tell us about your room, studio setup, and how you plan to use the space. We'll help you work out the right flooring setup.
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