Can you use it as a dance floor?
298270
I would not recommend it as a dance floor. I used to dance and I don't feel like you would be able to properly execute certain moves in various forms of dance. I think it is a nice floor to practice certain jumps for different styles of dance because it would absorb weight during a landing. However, to really make a proper determination, I would need to know if it is for all forms of dance or limited to a specific form of dance.
298271
Not unless you make everybody take their shoes off which is highly unlikely if they're dancing in my house. (High heels would cut right through it as they do on my old real wood floors.)
1094442
I think that it could work pretty well, however some songs may not be heard as well as others. I use it for teaching dance and it fills up the room pretty well.
677816
Hi, You could, but it would need to lean on something.. the base isn't super sturdy and it might get too heavy with tons of polish on it.
1208545
possibly. This isn't terribly big or bulky, but I would check out the dimensions to ensure that it isn't too wide for your floorspace.
140810
Yes, it can be mounted or used on a table or floor. It came with a stand that screws in the bottom, with flexible feet to spread out for balance. I bought one for my friend in Jamaica, who asked for some "Party Lights" and it should delight him with the bright patterns and colors! I didn't try using it with Music. Enjoy!
1614945
Yes, it can. You can use it both ways, it comes with these wooden floor stands as well as the extensions.
530672
Yes you could use it as a table, with the 2 x 4,s in the middle underneath you wouldn,t have much leg room, but other then that it ould be OK
297835
You can...but it doesn't work very well. It won't spin unless its on a flat surface.
1303301
No. I just use the back of my couch. Or a support pillar from the wall. If you have a bar, great! But you can use anything, since the purpose in these videos is just to have some support, or something to lean on for balance. It's not like in a real ballet class, where sometimes dancers use bars to pull themselves up, or to lean into when doing arabesque. It's not like that. The couch is fine for these DVDs
177787
I am unsure of that. My husband used it to DJ a party in a banquet hall that held over 100 people. It did well but it was mainly for the dance floor area. Hope that helps.
1809629
It is very easy to move around in my dance room. It would be a little more of a pain taking it from studio to studio but it is probably as easy to move as anything you could find. :)
753417
Thanks for your inquiry. Most of the wood floors we carry can work for your use.
1313725
I use it for line dance instruction and it is secure. I think it would be fine.
2158173
I wouldn't buy this one to use as a floor unit. It's not made to balance that way, "fully loaded" anyway. There are units out there that are designed to be used on the floor, I would reccomended those..
1337358
Yes, you can use them. However, You will need to have about 6 inches of room below the surface of the floor.
2113816
Personally I would not use it for that use. Be better off using a regular table and ice chest with drinks.
1084762
Nope, we used them for our reception as well, but we hung it as the center piece for our dance floor. How it works is the top rung has three chains attached & then a hook joins all the chains so it can be hung. But again there's no base. I hope this helps. Again my wife & I loved them. -Bob