The Classic Oak Dance Floor system combines excellent quality and a neutral appearance perfect for events, weddings, parties, residential spaces, and commercial spaces. It is is nearly ubiquitous in the flooring rental industry as the color and pattern look great in any environment. The 1′x1′ panels are engineered with a patented PowerLock Technology for the fastest deployment and removal at both indoor and outdoor venues.Oak Snaplock Dance Floor Features:
- Lightweight and easily portable – Only 6 lbs per 1′x1′ panel
- Water resistant surface
- Industrial-grade top
- PowerLock interlocking technology – Panels stay connected
- No Walk technology ensures your floor stays put together throughout your event
- Made in the USA – Danced on worldwide
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How Much Dance Floor Do I Need?
When planning the size of your dance floor at your party or wedding, keep in mind that not all of your guests will be headed to the dance floor at once. Generally speaking, around 50% of your guests will be on the dance floor at any given time.
Some of your guests may be big into dancing while others may not, so there is no single calculator to estimate dance floor size since every crowd is different. Price and physical space are also factors that will determine how big your dance floor can be.
To work out an approximate dance floor size, multiply the total amount of potential dancers by 4.5 square feet. This should give you a general idea of the size needed.
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