Over the years we have fulfilled many requests for roll-out dance vinyls and dance floors. Whilst receiving enquiries I have noticed the words ‘Marley’ and ‘Tarkett’ being used as a generic term for dance floor vinyl. If you are a dancer I am sure you will have heard these terms once or twice in your…
Black mold in your home, studio or performance space After mass heavy on the east coast of Australia many properties were pushed to their limits Some interesting information can be found at the disturbingly named website, moldpedia, https://moldpedia.com We have summarised the main points here. Toxic Mold refers to several species of mold, a type…
This is a task that requires careful planning and being aware of the governing laws of your state and abiding by those laws and practices
Dance is there to move and support you through life, one tap-step at a time. Having been a dancer, dance is always there in your muscles.
Expanding joins in your dance vinyl can become an issue when they are at the point of being abrasive and a potential trip hazard. This article will give you help on managing your vinyl to prevent this from happening. In the last few weeks we have had a couple of installed floors defected. This was…
With dance studios forced to conduct classes online, we have had a flurry of enquiries for the supply of safe and affordable home studios
Particle board VS Plywood for your dance floor Recently I did a Facebook post in which I assumed a fairly high ground and stated that; “At STM Studio Supplies we constantly come across people planning to use particle board for their dance floor. I cannot emphasise strongly enough what a bad idea that is. There…
This phrase has been the cornerstone of research and development for our dance floors
Many dancers trained on the strip timber floors of their local church, scout or masonic hall
A chance conversation between Martin and Christopher Wheeler from APRA AMCOS prompted an investigation of the music licensing regulations for dance schools in Australia
