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We know how busy Architects are, so if you've just stopped by to request more information, you can do so by clicking here to submit your request. If you have a few moments, we think that you will find the links and information on this page very useful in assessing whether your client needs a sports floor or a dance floor.

 

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One of the questions we receive regularly from architects and specifiers is:

Q: What is the difference to dancers if we use an athletic floor as opposed to a dance floor?

A: A great deal!

Sports Floors

 

have a high degree of energy return
• have a requirement for “ball bounce”

• are stiffer - cushioned footwear keeps athletes’ feet comfortable

Sprung Dance Floors

 

have slip-resistant vinyl surfaces to avoid slips and falls
• have a combination of shock-absorption and energy return
• have “area elasticity” - flexion over a section or how the floor “gives” when the performer lands on it.
• do not have excessive rebound (the trampoline effect)
• are shock-damped to reduce the concern for “point elasticity”.



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Bard College
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Steps on Broadway
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New Trier High School
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Below we have assembled a group of links to literature/areas designed
with architects and specifiers in mind.

 

A Guide for Architects
Installation Guide

Client References
Harlequin BIM Library
Harlequin CAD Library
General vinyl floor installation
Specific vinyl floor installation for Allegro, Cascade, Fiesta, Reversible, Standfast, Standfast Portable, Studio, Studio B, Tempo

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