Find Your Dance Floor
Find the right dance floor for your dance style, training, and stage
This page helps you find the right dance floor specifically tailored to your dance style, training needs, and stage use. Every dance style places its own demands on the dance floor. Sound, grip, glide, cushioning, and durability all play different roles depending on movement, footwear, and intensity. A dance floor that is ideal for one style may be unsuitable for another. That is why choosing the right dance floor always starts with the question of how you dance.
FLOORWINGS dance floors are designed to address different dance-specific needs in a targeted way. Whether rhythmic footwork, controlled turns, high jumps, or dynamic movement sequences – the floor influences not only the quality of movement but also physical well-being in training and on stage.
On this page you will find guidance to help you choose the right dance floor for your dance style. The five categories group together typical requirements of specific dance forms and lead you directly to those FLOORWINGS products that have proven themselves in practice. Both the surface and the construction of the dance floor play a decisive role in this selection.
A suitable dance floor supports safe movement, protects joints and tendons, and at the same time provides the properties required for expression, sound, or dynamics. Depending on the dance style, this may include greater elasticity, a harder surface, specific friction characteristics, or particular acoustic properties.
The selection takes into account use in training, studios, and rehearsal rooms as well as on stage or in mobile applications. Many FLOORWINGS dance floors can be used flexibly, while others have been developed specifically for certain requirements. Details on construction, installation, and recommended applications can be found on the respective product pages within each category.
With “Find Your Dance Floor,” we aim to provide dancers, dance schools, studios, and stage operators with clear guidance. The following categories help identify the right dance floor for your individual dance style, training needs, and stage use.