PRODUCTS
Welcome to your forever floor.
At FiberSprung, we believe in quality and longevity. Life happens; and your FiberSprung modular sprung floor will follow you to your next studio (and the next one after that) or even can be resold. Our patented floors are modular, easily repairable, whisper quiet, flood-proof, and last forever. They surpass the best wooden sprung floors in the world in price, quality, and longevity.
FS PRO
the best
The FiberSprung Pro floor is the best floor in the FiberSprung lineup. The fiberglass grid for the Pro floor is the tightest of all the floors. The tighter grid has the most contact points with the plywood surface, causing the least amount of reverberation. (An individual dancing beside others will feel less movement from the floor from those dancing around them).
Height: 3.75"
(FS Pro with an upgraded floor surface is a 4" tall)
Installation time for 1000 sqft: 2.5 days
Currently in use by: Pace University, Kanyok Arts Initiative, Bayou City Ballet, and others
FS LIGHT
bang-for-your-buck
The FiberSprung Light floor has almost identical bend characteristics as the FiberSprung Pro floor. The fiberglass grid differs from the Pro as it uses larger fiberglass tubes and a looser lattice. Less fiberglass tubes makes this floor faster to install, less expensive, and also taller than the Pro floor. Sometimes, this floor is recommended due for specific height constraints.
Height: 4.75"
(some height customization is possible)
Installation time for 1000 sqft: 2 days
Currently in use by: SUNY Purchase College, Hunter Dance Center,
Newnan Theater Company, and others
FS GO
on the go
The FiberSprung Go floor is a single layer floor (not a basket-weave), which is designed for maximum portability. The floor is transported in 4'x4' panels, which are mechanically locked to each other. The user only needs one tool for these to lock together: an 8mm hex wrench. This tool is provided by FiberSprung (and can also be found at any hardware store)
Height: 2.50"
(two panels nest within each other, so their storage height is 3.25") Weight: a 4'x4' panel weighs 45 lbs
Installation time for 800 sqft: 3 hours
Currently in use by: Traverse City Dance Project, various home studios nationwide
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Why have a sprung floor?
Sprung floors prevent injuries and promote joint health with the users of the floor. They provide shock absorption for sports activities reducing pain and fatigue. The basket weave sprung floor is an ancient martial arts sprung floor design which became popular in the dance industry.
FS Pro and FS Light floor similarities:
The floor surface of the FS Pro and FS Light floors have the same plywood and the same joints. The sub-floor construction materials are the same, so both sub-floors will both survive a flood and are designed to last 20+ years. The sub-floors are designed to bend (or "give") exactly the same, within 1% by the math.
FS Pro and FS Light floor differences:
The difference is in the arrangement of the sub-floor. The FiberSprung Pro floor has tighter grid (or weave), and thus has more contact points with the floor surface. Since it has more contact, the reverberation of the floor surface is decreased. The pro floor is also 1" shorter in height. (Pro: 3.75", Light, 4.75"). Sometimes we recommend one floor over the other based on height. The Light floor uses less materials and takes less time to install, thus is less expensive.
Pro and Light floor side-by-side ballet dancer feedback results:
We constructed Pro and Light floors side by side and tested them with professional dancers; 80% of the dancers polled preferred the Pro floor and all could tell a subtle difference in the two floors side by side.
All FiberSprung floors are portable; what's so special about the Go Floor?
The Go floor offers FiberSprung longevity with extreme portability. With a team of four, 800 square feet can be installed in two to three hours, using only a hex wrench as a tool. In contrast, our semi-permanent options would require about two days of assembly for the same size floor. The Go floor is a single layer floor, as opposed to the semi-permanent options which are "basket weave" floors.
What about foam block "squish" floors?
How often do you replace your kitchen sponge? Why would you spend your money have sponges in your floor and expect quality or longevity?
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