I am making an area for tap dancing in my [parents] home. As of right now I am looking into flooring. I've been researched via internet for a non professional and inexpensive floor. So far I've found that Parquet might be an option I was wondering if any one thought that Parquet might not work. If so, what are some other options for under $100 [if any].
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I've tried tap dancing, skill. I actually practiced in the basement on cement flooring. But the tap dancing in a studio sounds completely different. I must admit I found it really noisy in both cases. So if you can have something muffle the sound slightly without interfering with the tapping, that would be amazing.
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lifesarock
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simplicity said:
NEVER dance on cement!!!!!!!!! You are going to kill your feet/legs/body. I'm not trying to be facetious here, even a little bit of dancing on those hard floors can really do a lot of damage. Please, please PLEASE don't continue this!!!
You really should always be dancing on some sort of sprung or raised floor for safety. Tap sounds may sound a bit muffled on some of these, but safety needs to be the concern, especially when you are practicing.
Don't risk not being able to dance because you were practicing on the wrong kind of flooring and caused serious injury.
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lifesarock
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Oh yeah, I prefer marley floors myself - check price quotes on that, as it would depend on the area you are trying to cover.
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