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Made with shock-absorbent construction underneath, this floor type protects dancers from injuries and is suitable for all dance forms.

A type of sprung floor with a weave pattern allowing for flexibility and bounce, particularly beneficial for ballet.

Lightweight and cushioned, foam tiles can be used for practice or home studios; however, they might not be suitable for serious training or performances.

A synthetic flooring option that imitates wood, laminate is affordable and versatile but may not offer the best support for professional dance.

Specially designed to enhance the sound of tap shoes, tap floors are often made of wood or a hard surface with good acoustics.

Traditional and durable, hardwood floors provide a smooth surface with slight give, ideal for styles like ballet and ballroom.

Traditional Japanese matting made from rice straw or compressed wood chips covered with soft rush straw, used in martial arts but also for certain dance practices.

An economical flooring option made from natural materials like linseed oil and cork dust, offering a matte surface that's favorable for various dance types.

A multi-purpose synthetic option that's water-resistant and easy to clean; often found in studios used for multiple activities beyond dance.