I am looking for a dance floor for my basement dance studio. It will mainly be used for ballet, modern, and jazz dance. On the video it said for advanced ballet don't use a floor that is too soft. What do you put under the Marley if using it for ballet? The sub floor is concrete..

Can I lay this over a cheap Berber carpet in my basement?

What would you suggest for a tap floor, keeping in mind sound quality along with durability. How long do you expect your product to last with daily tap classes?

I want to use this flooring for all dance types. My little one is not yet doing pointe, however, will be in the next year. Current flooring is bamboo. Is this a good long term option?

You said that the Marley needs to lay on a flat, firm surface and cannot lay directly on carpet. If I were to cover the carpet with a layer of plywood would it work?

would you recommend this flooring over a sport court floor? we are looking for a flooring that can be used for ballet, pointe & contemporary dance

Can I lay this directly over concrete in my basement?

Can this product be laid over ceramic tile?

I am looking to create a home dance studio for my daughter to use for both ballet, pointe, lyrical, and tap. It is a raised hickory wood floor. what should go underneath the marley?

Does it have enough slide ability to pivot easily either barefoot or in ballet slippers?