Black Marley Dance Floor

Dance floor is 63 inches wide and sold by linear foot or in full rolls 131 3 long.

Black marley dance floor.

This is a universal vinyl dance floor suitable for all forms of dance use as a tap floor ballet floor ballroom dance floor modern dance jazz etc. They will work for touring companies in a theater setting at a school in a performance venue or. Vinyl marley floors for dancing are ideal for ballet contemporary and modern dance and theatrical use. Dance floor is reversible with black on one side grey on the other and has a non skid finish designed for the controlled slip preferred by dancers.

Learn about our 11 styles of marley dance floors. Ballet modern jazz and aerobics. While marley is a registered trademark in dance marley refers to any roll out vinyl dance floor. Portable marley dance floor for home studio and pro studios our subflooring formats for multiple dance styles are extremely versatile.

Matlay dance flooring also commonly called marley flooring is double sided lightweight and has a non skid matte finish. They can have multiple layers and are specifically for the needs of different types of dance. Marley floors are the premier dance flooring option used in studios performance spaces and schools worldwide. They re made from slip resistant vinyl that simply rolls out for an effortless installation.

Sheet tape down for temporary or permanent installation above below or on grade adagio can be installed on any hard smooth indoor subfloor. Greatmats marley dance floor for ballet jazz lyrical dance drill team competition reversible studio flooring 10 ft roll black gray 4 8 out of 5 stars 72 179 00 179. Marley dance floor matlay is lightweight and has a non skid matte finish. This is a universal vinyl dance floor suitable for all forms of dance use for tap ballet ballroom modern dance jazz etc.

Harlequin s range of vinyl marley floors can be laid on any hard smooth sub. Marley flooring is a vinyl or linoleum floor surface typically designed for use on gym and dance floors. They can have multiple layers and are specifically for the needs of different types of dance. The marley company stopped making these floors in the late 1970s but floors of the type are still commonly called marley floors.