Black and White Dance Floors

High-gloss or laminate checkerboard

Both floors share the same timeless black and white grid. The difference is the finish. The high-gloss checkerboard has a polished surface that reflects colored lighting and guests, so it shines in a ballroom or inside a clear-top garden tent. The laminate checkerboard keeps the crisp pattern with less shine, a clean focal point for grand halls, hotel ballrooms and lofts.

Either way, set the floor in front of the DJ or between dining tables so it frames the evening. A checkerboard pairs well with black or white lounge seating and mirror tables. If you want solid color instead, see our white dance floors, and use the dance floor size guide to plan the footprint. We install checkerboard floors in Manhattan ballrooms and Long Island catering halls, and across New Jersey and Connecticut too.