Dance Floor

Whether you’re looking for a fully-fitted sprung floor or a roll-out vinyl dance floor, you’ll find everything you need from Le Mark.

Our customers are central to how we operate. We’re on hand to help you select the best option to suit your needs and help your dancers perform at their best.

We’re happy to send you a sample so you can be 100% confident in your purchase. Furthermore, our knowledge hub has everything you need to help you find the perfect floor. You’ll also find installation tips and advice on maintaining your new flooring. However, if you’re unsure, our humans are on-hand to help answer any questions you may have.

Nocturne Vinyl Dance Floor
  • BEST FOR: Busy dance studios & all dance styles
  • Confident grip for all dance styles
  • Great sound for tap

From £24.51 per m²

Harmony Vinyl Dance Floor
  • BEST FOR: Multi-purpose dance studios
  • Confident grip
  • Easy to install

From £13.20 per m²

Meadow Sprung Floor
  • BEST FOR: High energy choreography
  • Beautiful hardwood finish
  • 61% Shock absorbency

From £88.00 per m²

FLOORS BY DANCE STYLE

Dance floors for Tap

Discover the amazing sound and performance-grip from a Tap floor.

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Dance floors for Ballet

Beautiful dance floors that give ballerinas precise control and graceful movement.

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Dance floors for Irish Dance

Slip-resistant surfaces with superb sound, ideal for Irish dancing.

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Dance floors for Multi-Purpose Dance

Get the most of our your studio space with a multi-purpose dance floor.

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OUR BEST SELLING DANCE FLOORS

Harmony Value™
Multi-Purpose Vinyl Dance Floor

Harmony Multi-Purpose Vinyl Dance Floor

Nocturne
Reversible Vinyl Dance Floor

Nocturne Reversible Vinyl Dance Floor

Meadow™ Sprung
Sprung Dance Floor

Meadow Sprung Dance Floor

Sonata™ Foam-Sprung
Foam-Sprung Vinyl Dance Floor

Sonata Ballet Dance Floor

KNOWLEDGE HUB  – Dance floor tips in 4 minutes or less.

The Knowledge Hub is a collection of articles written by industry specialists. They’re easy to follow, take four minutes or less to read, and concisely cover a range of dance floor topics. Reading just a few articles can give you a fast understanding of the benefits high-quality floors can bring to your dance space.

What is a dance floor?

A dance floor is a professional surface that can bring out the best in a performer. Usually made from vinyl (also known as Marley floor) or wood, a dance floor can offer grip, comfort and valuable shock absorption.

Best tap dance floors 2021

A simple guide to some of the best floors for tap dancing in 2023.

Best ballet dance floors 2021

Elegant dance floors that make you feel virtually weightless. We look at what 2023 has to offer for Ballet.

We look at sprung and vinyl dance floors to help you choose the right floor for tap dancing.

Taking delivery of your dance floor

What to expect on your delivery and how to safely store your floor.

How to choose the right dance floor

Tips, advice and things to look out for when choosing your floor

What is a vinyl dance floor?

A vinyl dance floor is a flexible floor covering that’s laid over a suitable subfloor. It’s durable, slip-resistant and provides a confident grip for dancers. Vinyl is one of the most popular types of dance floor due to it’s low-cost and ease of installation. Ultimately, a vinyl dance floor can quickly transform a standard room into a professional dance space. 

Vinyl floors make great multi-purpose dance floors, allowing TV studios, theatres and dance studios to make the most of their available space. They support a wide range of dance styles including tap, Irish, ballet, modern, ballroom, street, jazz and many more.

Find out more about vinyl dance floors.

What is a dance-specific floor?

Dance-specific floors are for studios that focus on one single dance style, like ballet, for example. Although these are less versatile, they can bring many benefits to a particular dancer, rather than trying to accommodate every style of dance. Ultimately, dance-specific floors help dancers perform to the best of their ability for a particular style .

What is a sprung floor?

A sprung dance floor is a specialist surface that absorbs impacts and provides spring back to a performer. Many professional dancers, teachers and venue owners consider a real-wood sprung dance floor quintessential for any world-class studio. Moreover, sprung floors are visually stunning and when looked after, offer incredible longevity. As a result, they are a fantastic investment for professional dance schools and theatres.

Find out more about sprung dance floors.

Please don’t hesitate to get in touch to discuss any of the dance floor equipment, or if there’s anything we can do to help, please feel free to contact us:

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How much does a dance floor cost?

A dance floor can cost between £13.20 per m² and £156.00 per m². Installation and subfloor preparation can also play a factor in determining the final price. Vinyl dance floors are the most affordable and can be easily self-installed. In contrast, a sprung floor with professional installation would be more expensive.

Grey vinyl dance floor

A roll-out vinyl dance floor could cost from

From £13.20 per m²

Vinyl dance floors start at just £13.20 per m². Not only is the material itself low-cost, but it can also be self-installed. If you don’t mind some DIY, installing a dance floor yourself can potentially save thousands on professional installation.

oak topped sprung floor

A sprung floor could cost from

From £62.00 per m²

Starting from £62.00 per m², a sprung dance floor is more expensive than the standard vinyl option but offers valuable shock absorption. They’re also visually stunning and can completely transform the look and feel of a dance space.

Top dance floor shopping tips from the Le Mark team

Choose the right floor

Take your time when searching for a dance floor. After all, it’s not something you purchase every day.
Think about the dance styles you offer or could offer in the future, and how you intend to use your studio space long-term.
You can request samples, site visits and even visit Le Mark’s demo studio to try the floors yourself to make sure you’re getting exactly what you want from your purchase.

Invest in a suitable subfloor

The subfloor is the foundation beneath the finished dance floor. If your subfloor is clean, smooth, level and free from damp, there should be minimal preparation work prior to installation.
However, some floors may need screeding, damp proofing or other work, so be sure to get advice from a reputable flooring provider, like us, before you begin the installation.

Installing a dance floor yourself can save you money

Having your dance floor installed by a professional is always recommended to ensure they perform at their best. However, if you’re looking to save costs, you can take this on yourself. We’ve tried to make this as simple as possible with our installation guides:

Why buy your dance floors from Le Mark?

Le Mark has supplied performance floors to the arts and entertainment industry for over 30 years and remains a family-run business.

We focus on old-school customer service, family values and face-to-face support. Our products and innovation have won us five PLASA awards and 1 ABTT award.

We stock as many different sizes and colours as we can. If you need it, we will do everything in our power to get it to you quickly so that you and your students can practice and perform to perfection.

Marley flooring UK

Find some of the highest quality Marley Floors in the UK here. Le Mark Floors prides itself in offering only the best quality flooring for its dancers.

Marley flooring is an industry-used term that describes almost all roll out vinyl flooring. It’s commonly used for performance spaces, theatres, dance studios, and other spaces that are used for dance. Marley floors are not only hard wearing and lasts for years, but they come in a variety of colours and patterns, making them perfect for all kinds of uses.