Flooring & Staging · dance floors
Dance Floor Rentals
Four finishes on one panel system, so the size is settled the same way whichever you pick. What is not the same is what each surface does under a lighting rig. That is the decision worth making first.
White dance floor
Throws light back up, so gobos and projection land on it.
Black dance floor
Absorbs it instead, which is what makes beams and haze read.
Parquet dance floor
Oak block pattern for a room that already has a warm palette.
LED dance floor
Infinity-mirror glass panels on remote, sound or a DMX desk.
Four finishes
The same panel in three surfaces, then the LED.
White, black and parquet are the same floor in three surfaces: 12 × 12 in interlocking panels, about 2 lb per square foot, fully waterproof and self-draining, rated indoor and outdoor, with a beveled trim closing the perimeter. They go down without tools and without a sub-frame. Standard builds are 12×12, 16×16, 20×20 and 24×24 ft, custom shapes come off the same stock because the panels are modular. Parquet is the one exception — an oak block pattern on an industrial wear surface, stopping at 20×20 ft.
The LED floor is a different item working to the same idea. Its panels are about 2 × 2 ft with a 3D infinity-mirror effect under a 10 mm tempered glass non-slip top, connected magnetically and IP65 splash resistant, driven from an SD controller, sound activation, a handheld remote or a DMX desk. It comes as 12×12 ft on 36 panels or 16×16 ft on 64, counted by the panel rather than by the square foot. Unlike the other three it needs mains power and a flat, level surface under it.