EZ Portable Dance Floor Tile 5/8 Inch x 1x1 Ft.
- Easy-to-handle size of 12x12 inches
- Lightweight design simplifies the install
- Commercial-grade materials that will last
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- Easy-to-handle size of 12x12 inches
- Lightweight design simplifies the install
- Commercial-grade materials that will last
- Durable enough for repeated installations
- Install over low-pile carpet* or hard surface
- Tight-fitting tiles stand up to stress
- Installation goes fast with interlock system
- Optional ramped border edges reduce tripping hazard
Portable Dance Floors, Banquet Dance Floors, Wedding Dance Floors, Hotel Ballrooms, Portable Event Floors, Tent Flooring
Create Spaces for Dance Anywhere
If you are hosting a wedding reception, anniversary celebration, or an impromptu backyard party, Greatmats’ dance floor tiles give you a lightweight but durable DIY interlocking dance floor.
Our EZ portable dance floor tile uses snap together edges that make installation easy. These portable dance floor tiles are made for repeated installations, so you can use them many times.
With a lightweight design and a convenient 12-by-12-inch size, set up your dance tiles anywhere you want in no time. Return them to storage just as quickly after the party.
Dance Floor Over Carpet
While dance flooring performs the best when installed over a hard surface, these modular dance floor tiles can be installed over low-pile carpet*. Installation over carpet may vary in results depending on the carpet. Please reach out to our customer service team if you have any questions.
Trip Resistant Interlocking Dance Floor Tiles
If you are holding a party where elderly family members will be attending, our modular dance floor tiles have a design made to keep trip hazards to a minimum.
Installers can snap border pieces to the perimeter of our dance floor tiles for sale. Each border piece has a ramped design, reducing the trip hazard on the raised edge of the layout.
Our snap-together dance floor fits tightly together, meaning there are no loose connections and raised edges across the face of the layout that could result in a trip hazard.
Versatile Options for Dance Floors
In addition to providing a space for dancing at a party or reception, this portable dance floor can create a space for students to practice dance at home. If you are taking dance classes online, this floor gives you a safe, stylish practice area.
It also works for creating an exercise space at home. It’s ideal for aerobics or similar types of exercise. EZ tiles are easy to clean, which reduces time required for maintenance after a sweaty exercise session.
Stylish Wood Look Design
These tiles have a high quality design made to resemble hardwood. This is a type of floor that works equally well for a backyard wedding reception or for setting up a dance area at a wedding reception in a luxury hotel ballroom.
Use them either indoors or temporarily outdoors to create an attractive space for hosting a dance. The different faux wood grain stain color options include:
- Cherry
- Maple
- Dark oak
We also offer this model in a faux stone look that resembles a slate floor. The slate option is not recommended for tap dance.
Disclaimer
Slate color is not recommended for tap dance.
*Installation over carpet can vary in results. Best results are obtained when installed over low pile carpet. Connecting the tiles together over carpet can be made easier by using plywood underneath as you are connecting the tiles together.
Maintenance
Clean with damp mop, hot water and common household floor cleaner.
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# | PDFT-MAX |
In Stock | Yes |
Product Type | Tile |
Material Type | Vinyl on Plastic |
Product Edging | Interlocking |
Thickness | 5/8 inch |
Width | 1.00 feet |
Length | 1.00 feet |
SF per Item | 1.00 |
Weight | 2.00 lbs |
Packaging | Cartons |
Number of Pieces per Package Type | 26 |
Non Absorbent | Yes |
Special Adhesives | No |
Universal Interlock | No |
Interlock Loss | 0.00 feet |
Material Hardness | Shore A 85 |
Interlocking Connections | Yes |
Made In | USA |
Surface Finish | Smooth flat |
Surface Design | Solid or designer colors |
Installation Method | Snap together, dry lay |
UV Treated | Yes |
Reversible | No |
Border Strips Included | No |
Manufacturer Warranty | 5 year limited |
Customer Rating:
06/06/2022
Originally bought this section of floor for a dance floor over carpet but it works great as an office floor over tile. Easy ordering, shipment, and installation. Greatmats personnel are great to work with. (Teresa and Brett).
Wilson
Tucson, AZ
Customer Rating:
10/13/2020
The tiles work great!
The snapping tabs are little stiff the first few times for setting up and if you ''break them in'' by pushing in the tabs, it becomes even more quick to setup with less effort.
It has high endurance, is good for high use, and also continual setups and teardowns.
Its easy to store.
It has worked with everything I could throw at it! With it also having such tight seamlines between the tiles, that I couldn't even fit my unboxing knifes edge between them when assembled.
For the uses I've so done far, like breakdance, or gliding footwork ( Like the moon walk ), I have no complaints of snagging or taking damage.
Although for those considering its foot use, I'm working in slip-off shoes(Yeah, I'm weird).
I did find that setting up on a level surface, and one that doesn't sink or is spongy helps, being that the tiles can pop apart from a persons weight.
( Loose ground like woodchips, I had to eventually place sheets of wooden 2x2s, and offset the tiles by 6in diagonally; so that the tile seams lines didn't line up with the panel seams lines below. )
Posting a few pictures of only 16 (out of 100) during an early setup trial using a thing wooden sheet, for both showcasing the 1x1ft size, and its wide versatility in possible deployments.
(Taken during late spring 2020 for)
Greatmats was quite helpful in reaching out to me over the order (My Color was out of stock), and due to my number being unable to receive any calls (The automated marketing spam has been terrible), they were very flexible and reached out to me over email.
Defiantly becoming a repeat customer.
Steven
KALAMAZOO, MI
Customer Rating:
04/11/2024
Overall like the finished product once we installed. Clean look and great for tap. It was tough at first to get things to snap together over the exercise mats on the floor. Once we removed the mats then we were able to more easily snap together the tiles.
Cheree Childers
Portola, CA
Customer Rating:
01/05/2024
It is a great investment. A bit of a headache to install over carpeted flooring, but it can be done. I am so super satisfied with the outcome in my home. Looking forward to dancing, training, and teaching in the space!
Seora
Brandon, MS
Customer Rating:
01/05/2024
This product is designed for tap however it is incredibly slippery. I tried tapping on it once but my shoes keep slipping because the board has literally no grip. I am not sure why they made such a sleek surface but this is definitely not suitable for tap. I wish I had known better because I can’t even return it now.
Sofia
Nashville, TN
Product Questions:
Q: Can this floor be used on grass?
Q: Can this be used on top of carpet?
Q: Can this floor be used for tap dancing?
Q: Can this be used without buying the black edging?
Q: Can this be used over concrete? I am thinking of creating a dance floor in our basement for my daughter, who does Irish dancing.
Q: I do pole fitness. Can it be cut to place a pole through it?
Q: I'd like to put this down over my brand new hardwood floors so I can have my dance party. What is the underside of the flooring made of? Would it scratch my wood floors?
Q: Can this flooring be used for Pointe?
Q: Is this floor good for practicing turns? Also, is it good for practicing lyrical and jazz?
Q: I am planning on putting together an outdoor dance studio for public use in the summer. How many tiles would I need to purchase for 50 people? And how is it stored for accessible transport?
Q: Would this floor be adequate for practicing ballroom or Latin dancing? And is it feasible to create a small, temporary practice space a few days a week (in other words, install and break down every few days)?
Q: After installation, is there any noticeable space between each tile? I would like to use the flooring for breakdancing, and I do a lot of slides and spins along various parts of my body. Would the spacing between each tile be noticeable if I slid across the floor?
Q: Can this be used as a runway or aisle?
Q: Can this floor be used for a home yoga set-up? The floor would be set up on top of carpet, a yoga mat would be used on top, and it would be partly collapsed daily.
Q: What do you suggest for a floor that is currently covered with slightly uneven Mexican/Saltillo tile? They are roughly one foot square. We are hoping to practice Argentinian Tango on it, i.e., some turns and spins.
Q: I pole dance and want to install a pole at home. However, I do not want to ruin my brand new carpet with the underside of the tiles or my pole. What would you suggest using underneath these tiles so it does not add severe indentations? The pole would be on top of the tiles. Would that also be safe not to move as this pole is not permanently fixed to the ceiling?
Q: Would this work for Highland dancing? There is a lot of jumping involved.
Q: Would it be possible to leave the tiles on the floor 24/7, or would you not recommend that? I thought it would be easy to leave them attached every day instead of taking them off and putting them back together every single day.
Q: About how many tiles do I need to create a dance floor for a backyard wedding? It’s a very small wedding.
Q: Can portable dance floor tiles be installed over a level gravel driveway?
Q: Can these be put on luxury vinyl planks for tap dancing? Will they scratch or damage the planks?
Q: Can this floor be installed over ceramic tile and used for Zumba?
Q: Are these tiles soundproof? We are living on the third floor, so I am looking for soundproof mats/tiles for tap dancing.
Q: Is a subfloor needed over concrete?
Q: Do you have a dance floor recommendation to go over carpet?
Q: I want to install this as a larger dance floor, with the edges tapering to the floor. Are those pieces sold separately? How do I finish the edges of the flooring?
Q: Can these be used over artificial turf?
Q: Can this floor be left outside in the rain or shine? Or will rain harm the flooring?
Q: Can you drive on this flooring?