Individual Module Size: 1.01ft x 1.01ft x 0.563”H / 30.79 cm x 30.79 cm x 1.43 cm
Assembled Section Size: 3.03ft x 3.03ft x 0.563”H / 92.39 cm x 92.39 cm x 1.43 cm
Weight: Individual Module: 1.52 lbs. / 0.689 kg. / 689.46 grams
Assembled Section: 13.68 lbs. / 6.2 kg.
Base Material: Polypropylene co-polymer
High-impact material
Standard color: Black (White can be special ordered)
Surface Material: Vinyl No-Wax Tile
Colors: Standard Colors: Dark Oak, Light Oak, Black and White. Custom colors available.
Fire Rating: UL 94HB (Underwriters laboratory Yellow Card Number)
This test signifies that this product does not flare up when exposed to an open flame and has a slow burn rate of 2” per minute for a 2” wide, 0.5 millimeter thickness test sample. EventDeck meets applicable standards for temporary floor covers.
Connection System: Male/Female, clip-and-loop connection system.Snaps together with no tools. Seven (7) connectors and receptors on each 1ft module side for added stability and redundancy.
Features: Lightweight design.
Water flows underneath floor.
Connects and disconnects easily.
Stores compactly.
Suitable for indoor and outdoor use.
Slotted tray holds laminate for added strength.
Edging: 1.01ft sections snap directly to perimeter of dance floor tile.
Utilizes same clip-and-loop connection system.
Provides gradual transition onto dance floor.
Warranty: 3-year warranty against manufacturer’s defects.
Installing a DanceDeck Floor
DanceDeckTM is generally shipped pre-assembled in 3ft x 3ft sections. It
is possible to break these sections down further into any 1ft x 1ft
size that meets your needs, though we recommend assembling your floor
using the pre-assembled 3ft x 3ft increment.
Each
tile has two sides that contain female connector loops and two sides
that contain male connector pegs. The male connector peg is positioned
over the female connector loop and downward pressure is applied from
above to snap pegs into loops for connection. It is often helpful to use
your foot or a small rubber mallet to snap sections together.
 | Begin by laying the first section down
in the upper right corner such that the female loops are always facing
downwards and into the direction you will be laying the flooring (see picture 1). Consider
the size and placement of your floor carefully before positioning this
first section as it becomes more difficult to shift your floor once it
is assembled.
Note: It is VERY important that the first
section is laid properly as all further sections rely on the positioning
of this section for a smooth installation. Should the
rotation of the first line of tiles be backwards, you will need to
continuously lift sections up to slide female connector loops under
adjacent tiles vs. simply snapping male sections down from above.
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Right Way
| Continue connecting sections, MAKING
SURE that subsequent sections are placed correctly such that female
loops are facing downwards and into the direction you will be laying the
floor. All sections MUST be laid in the same configuration. If
you inadvertently place a tile or section rotated 90 degrees it may
appear to connect correctly, but future sections will not install
properly. This mistake can happen most easily on the first line of tiles
installed.
Once you have completed the assembly
of your floor, transition edge pieces should be installed to provide a
smooth and safe transition onto the floor. Utilize the same connection
system and method to install edging around the perimeter of your floor.
Once edging has been installed, install DanceDeck corner pieces to
complete your floor.
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Wrong Way
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Disassembling a DanceDeck Floor In
order to most effectively break down your DanceDeck floor, we suggest
that you begin by removing any edging from the perimeter of your floor
and store them together in a dedicated box.
To
disconnect your floor we recommend that you start at the opposite corner
(i.e.: upper left) from where you began installation. The Corner to begin break down is the corner that has the female connector loops AND male connector pegs facing outside of the floor.
 | Begin by standing off of the floor and facing inwards (i.e.: at the top end of the floor). Grip
the floor with your hands such that each hand spans two tiles and such
that together they cover a 3ft wide section (the standard section for
break down). Place your foot on the tile just outside of the three-tile span, so as to place weight on this section. Lift
up on the three tiles, applying upward pressure at the seam between
tiles, and detach this section from the adjacent section (see picture 2). Count
three tiles in length, which will create a section 3ft wide (3 tiles)
by 3 ft long (3 tiles) (12 sq/ft sections are the correct size for a
standard 40” x 48” pallet, but it is possible to separate and store your
floor in 4ft x 4ft sections or any other desired configuration). Move along the seam such that sections “teepee” upwards until they separate. Once the section is lifted, flip the entire sheet over and the section will disconnect. This method will “unzip” the tiles and protect the integrity of the clip system. |
You may use a broomstick or stick to aid in applying upward pressure and to speed disassembly.
DO NOT pull straight up on one tile to disconnect. This can damage your floor.
Storage and Maintenance Floors can be cleaned using standard cleaners and a mop or rag. It
is advisable to clean your floor after each use so as to prevent a
build up of dirt. Start by using a standard broom to remove loose debris
and if required, use cleaners to clean any remaining dirt.
Floor
sections should be stored flat on the floor, pallets, or on the
DanceDeck transport cart. Floor sections should be stored face-to-face
and back-to-back so to avoid scratching of the floor. DO
NOT store sections on their side as this can damage floor sections and
cause tiles to warp. Do not use your floor in direct sunlight.
Sections should be stored indoors in a
climate-controlled location. Exposure to extreme temperature variations
should be avoided.
We thank you for choosing DanceDeck for your portable flooring needs.