Sprung Dance SubFloor DIY Customize 1.5 Inch x 3.5 x 3.5 Ft.

1. Best dance sprung flooring systems
2. Eliminates any soft or hard spots in the floor
3. Save on costs by doing the installation in house
4. Portable dance sprung floor
5. Take with you when your studio moves
6. Install in temporary installations
7. No glue, all removable screw-together panels
8. WaveLock technology is the best sprung flooring on the market

So how do you build a Sprung Dance Floor using these systems, you ask? Just follow these four easy steps.

1. Begin by laying 2×4 boards around the perimeter of your desired sprung dance floor.
2. Lay out, measure, and cut each of your customizing panels to span the gap between full panels and the 2×4’s.
3. Cover your sprung subfloor with 1/2-inch thick Medium-Density Fiberboard (MDF).
4. Drill countersink holes and screw the MDF to the 2×4 perimeter frame and waves of adjacent subfloor panels.

Gain the unique benefit of an overlapping dance sprung floor with no soft spots and the option to save money. Save money upfront by doing more of the installation yourself while still getting the full benefit of the best dance sprung floor on the market with WaveLock technology. WaveLock technology eliminates any soft or hard spots in your floor, and this unique system is free-floating and not attached to the base floor, which means it can react better to the movements of the dancers.

Easy Portable DIY Sprung Floor System

By installing the top layer of this system locally, this floor will save money over traditional dance sprung floors. Another great value of this flooring option is the panelized nature of the product and its ability to be disassembled as needed, when a studio moves or changes location over time. Unlike most other dance sprung flooring systems on the market, this panelized system can easily be taken apart with no degradation to the flooring panels, and re-assembled in a different location. This unique feature adds great value to this floor over time.

During the DIY installation, flooring installers will need to purchase locally and install the top layer of 1/2 inch MDF or similar to complete this floor, prior to installing Rosco marley dance flooring as the finished top dance floor surface.

It is flexible enough to absorb the energy from a dancer’s impact but provides the right amount of resistance for dance movements ranging from ballet to tap and including folk, modern, flamenco, and Irish dancing.

Most users will be able to install this sprung floor on their own. The 42 x 42 inch (3.5 x 3.5 ft.) panels spoon into each other with the unique Wavelock design.

An integral part of this system is the 4.5-inch diameter closed-cell foam pads. These 1-inch thick pads are affixed at specific locations on the underside of each subfloor panel. This, combined with the Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF) construction of the panel, utilizing our patented Wavelock technology, yields superb resilience and dimensional stability. The foam pads, combined with the unique Wavelock backbone, provide unmatched resilience and stability.

The Sprung Dance SubFloor DIY Customize can be cut to fit wall-to-wall installations.

Please Note: Finished vinyl marley dance flooring is required on top of the ROSCO sprung floor panels.

Please review the Rosco Subfloor installation instructions. Please call customer service if you have any questions about installation.

Shipping

Ships via freight delivery, shrink wrapped on pallets