Your Floor Shapes Your Sound
Tap is different from nearly every other style of dance. Your floor isn’t simply something you dance on, it plays a part in the sound you create.
O’Mara sprung tap floors are built to give your taps a clear, natural sound while providing the support and shock absorption needed beneath your feet. Whether you’re outfitting a full studio or creating a place to practice at home, our goal is to provide a floor that lets you hear your dancing clearly and keeps your body supported while you do it.
Built With Tap Dancers, For Tap Dancers
For more than 30 years, O’Mara Sprung Floors has worked alongside professional tap dancers to refine the way our tap floors sound, respond, and perform.
Our maple sprung floor system is designed and engineered to give tap dancers the crisp sound they’re looking for without sacrificing support underfoot. Unlike vinyl or rubber surfaces that can soften or dull percussion, our hardwood allows the individual sounds of your taps to come through clearly.
What Matters in a Tap Floor
The right combination of wood, construction, and support makes all the difference in how a tap floor sounds and performs.
Find The Right Floor For You


What’s Next?
What size floor do you need?
How will you use your floor?
What’s your primary dance style?
What's Your Primary Dance Style?
What Type of Fitness Floor?
What Type of Anti-Fatigue Floor?
Built for the Demands of Tap
A tap floor gets rehearsed on, taught on, practiced on, and danced across thousands of times. That’s exactly what our floors are made for.
O’Mara tap floors are built as complete sprung systems, designed to sound clear, feel supportive underfoot, and stand up to years of dancing.
We build them here in Michigan, and if you need assistance choosing which floor if right for your space, you can talk directly with our team. We will help you figure out the best solution.