Sport Plus Designer Foam Tile 10 mm x 2x2 Ft.
- Easy-to-assemble puzzle tiles without needing glue
- Sharp-looking finish with border edge pieces
- Lightweight tiles are easy to carry into place
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- Easy-to-assemble puzzle tiles without needing glue
- Sharp-looking finish with border edge pieces
- Lightweight tiles are easy to carry into place
- Safe materials that are latex- and lead-free
- Versatile for use as underlayment or main flooring
- Quick cleanups of spills with waterproof EVA foam
- Stands up to use of disinfectants as needed
- Cushioned to protect athletes and dancers
Home gym flooring, Aerobic dance floors, Dance flooring underlayment
Versatile Foam Dance Subfloor
Selecting a foam dance subfloor from Greatmats gives you a dance floor underlayment that also works as an exercise floor.
Homeowners can take advantage of this high density floor padding to create a safer place for workouts, because it protects the lower body joints of dancers and athletes.
Our subfloor tiles work with almost any type of firm style of flooring over the top, if desired. This is an easy-to-assemble foam dance subfloor.
Transform Any Room With Our Home Dance Floor
It’s not always easy to find a space at home that’s ideal for a home dance studio, as the flooring is often not quite right.
With our foam subfloor interlocking tiles, though, you can change the flooring in almost no time. Just lay a firm roll of dance floor over the top for an ideal space to practice many types of dance.
Budget Home Gym Floor
Homeowners can create a highly useful gym space for a reasonable price with these foam tiles. The subtle pebble-like texture helps athletes avoid slipping when they need a sure footing for certain types of workouts.
Should you need to disassemble the tiles to return to the original flooring, the process goes fast because of the puzzle-style edges that don’t require glue.
Foam Dance Subfloor Underlayment With Cushioning
Many homeowners choose to use this foam underlayment as a cushion for a marley dance floor, setting up a safe dance studio practice area at home.
When the floor you’re using for dance practice is too hard, our foam dance floor keeps the dancers safe by providing a cushioned base, all at a great price point.
Dance Pad Foam Underlayment Q&A
What is dance floor underlayment?
By having a bit of cushioning, it’ll reduce the chances of joint injuries occurring. And the softer layout should allow practice for longer without becoming leg weary as students might suffer on a firm subsurface with no padding.
What do you put under a marley dance floor?
Our dance pad foam underlayment makes an excellent economical selection. If used under marley, it provides separation from hard surfaces such as cement. Unless there’s some type of sprung dance floor foam blocks or padded setups underneath, a student can develop shin splints. There’s no need to add a layer of plywood under the marley when using sprung flooring or floating floors.
How do you install a home dance floor over concrete?
Set our foamed underlay directly atop concrete slabs or similar subsurfaces for an easy to install solution that does not require adhesive. These fit together tightly with no seams when installed correctly, ensuring no one will trip. Marleys can be added as a finishing touch. This works equally well in semi permanent installs as well as for permanency.
Disclaimer:
Color variation is possible from lot to lot, even within the same order.
Do not install this over carpeting, as the tiles could shift and slide. Not recommended for outdoor use, as the tile can expand in the heat. Don't walk with high heel shoes on this flooring as it can puncture the foam. This is not recommended for pointe or advanced ballet.
Maintenance
Product can be damp mopped with common household floor cleaners, avoid bleach. Test your vacuum before use.
Shipping
Ships in cartons via ground service to your door, for larger orders product may ship freight delivery.
This Product Ships UPS Ground, FedEx Ground and/or Freight.
Please review our shipping disclaimer.
SKU# | SPHDFoam |
In Stock | Yes |
Product Type | Tile |
Material Type | Foam |
Product Edging | Interlocking |
Thickness | 3/8 inch |
Width | 2.00 feet |
Length | 2.00 feet |
SF per Item | 3.88 |
Weight | 2.00 lbs |
Packaging | Cartons |
Number of Pieces per Package Type | 25 |
Non Absorbent | Yes |
Special Adhesives | No |
Universal Interlock | Yes |
Interlock Loss | 0.03 feet |
Material Hardness | Shore C 65 |
Interlocking Connections | Yes |
Made In | Taiwan |
Surface Finish | Leather |
Surface Design | Solid color |
Installation Method | Interlocking, dry lay |
UV Treated | No |
Reversible | No |
Border Strips Included | Yes |
Manufacturer Warranty | 1 year limited |
Customer Rating:
01/13/2021
I want to thank you for the great quality products I purchased and recently installed for our basement dance room! My daughter is really loving the space we have created especially while still doing virtual dance classes. I installed the Sports Plus Designer Foam Tile with 2 rolls 20 foot by 5 foot each of the Rosco Adagio Marley. We couldn’t be happier!
Matt
Owosso, MI
Customer Rating:
05/27/2020
The foam tiles from Greatmats don’t require an additional layer beneath them, yet they are sturdy and block moisture. They also work for dancers who do pointe work when used in combination with the Rosco marley top. During pointe, my daughter needs something firm with a very slight give, and the foam tiles and Rosco marley have worked out really well.
Julie
Capitola, CA
Customer Rating:
04/30/2020
Your flooring has been a huge lifesaver for my daughter :) we were worried about her taking all these online classes and how dancing on non-proper flooring wasn't safe and difficult for her -- having her new flooring has been amazing.
Gen
Fullerton, CA
Customer Rating:
08/19/2024
Excellent product! We used it as flooring in our basement, put it right on top of the concrete. We plan on adding some Marley on top. It was easy to install and easy to cut.
Sarah Shoaf
Ohio
Product Questions:
Q: I am wanting to convert my garage into a dance studio room for my daughters and am looking for flooring that is reasonably priced and will protect them from the hard concrete. Would you recommend this flooring? My main concern is that they will be able to turn on the floor smoothly.
Q: Would you put these tiles directly over ceramic tiles in a basement? Would it ruin the floor?
Q: Can this be put directly under laminate flooring?
Q: If you use it as a sub floor for a dance studio, do you need a layer of plywood on top before you lay the Marley floor?
Q: What is the life expectancy for these floors?
Q: Can these tiles be used directly over a concrete basement floor without any overlay for a child's dance and play area?
Q: Can this tile go over thin carpet on concrete? And then lay Marley on top? I am trying to add cushion over concrete and cannot afford sprung flooring yet.
Q: Could you put epoxy floor paint on these foam tiles and make it a dance floor?
Q: Could you lay vinyl roll flooring over the top of this (concrete slab first, then this, then vinyl roll) to use as a dual-purpose space for office and Zumba dancing?
Q: Is this foam ''fast'' enough to do Pointe and turns?
Q: I’m making a workout room that will also serve as a dance room for my daughter. I want to do the entire room that is in my basement with these high-density tiles directly on the concrete floor. A portion of this room will be set up for my treadmill, bike, and some weights. The other portion will be covered in Marley flooring for my daughter to dance on. My main question is about my treadmill, bike, and a few dumbbells. Will these high-density foam tiles be strong enough for the equipment directly sitting on them?
Q: What is the chemical composition of the foam tile?
Q: I want to have part of the floor for workout space and part for a den. Can I glue carpet tiles to these Sports Plus tiles? Would the carpet tiles protect against indentation from equipment or furniture?