[Organizers] Fw: New Floors

[Mac Mckeever via Organizers]

The trend seems to be for venues to go with laminate flooring due to cost and low mainrtenance
The surface is not too bad - maybe a little slick
There is a padding called 'dance padding' that has pretty good reviews from dance studios that have used it.  It looks like it might be just under 1/2 inch thick.

I have no actual experience with this setup (but I have danced on laminate)
Mac McKeever
 

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 From: Chrissy Fowler via Organizers <organizers at lists.sharedweight.net>
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 Sent: Monday, January 25, 2016 8:36 AM
 Subject: [Organizers] New Floors
   
<!--#yiv8311632289 .yiv8311632289hmmessage P{margin:0px;padding:0px;}#yiv8311632289 body.yiv8311632289hmmessage{font-size:12pt;font-family:Calibri;}-->Hi all,

A)  If you were giving advice, about replacing a 45'x55' wooden floor, to the owners of the hall that you and another organization rent about 5x/mo for traditional dancing, but that is also used for things like Bingo and private events, what advice would you give?  
(Wood type, installation methods, ballpark cost, finish suggestions, care/maintenance etc)

B)  If you were giving advice to the two dance groups about how to work with the owners to be sure your interests in a danceable floor are factored into the plans, what advice would you give?

Thanks!
Chrissy Fowler
Belfast ME

PS  I know we might get helpful info from MontpelierVT's Capital City Grangers (& friends of) and GreenfieldMA's Guiding Star Grangers (& friends of).  Any other groups who've relatively recently replaced a floor?

 


 
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