sprung floor การใช้

• A sprung floor is also sometimes referred to as a floating floor.
• There does not seem to be a researched history of sprung floors.
• The sprung floor used for indoor athletics, however, is designed to reduce bounce.
• The top layer of a sprung floor is a performance surface.
• And many dance shoes lack the cushion that the sprung floor used to provide.
• That's what the sprung floor around the altar is for.
• A double gymnasium with sprung floor is used for the physical education and sports program.
• As with everything to do with sprung floors, a combination of types is often used.
• It consisted of three column-free dance studios with wood-sprung floors, full-length mirrors and sound systems.
• The second level ballroom features an unusual curved balcony and a sprung floor suitable for dancing.
• Modern sprung floors are designed to dampen bounce and so are sometimes called "'semi-sprung " '.
• A sprung floor with a hard surface provides protection from serious injuries rather than minor injuries.
• The neoprene pads used in sprung floors may be described as having open cells or closed cells.
• The stage features a sprung floor which consists of plywood and pine strips constructed with rubber cushioning.
• A sprung floor is a special type of floating floor designed to enhance sports or dance performance.
• The rehearsal area ( s ) have sprung floors making them suitable for music and dance use.
• Use of sprung floors exploded with the opening of large public dance halls between 1920 and 1945.
• Many sprung floors were installed for dance soon after 1900 in places like embassies, hotels, and private clubs.
• Donvale also has an indoor sports centre, with a gymnasium, complete with a sprung floor and a foam pit.
• This type of construction, also known as a sprung floor, provides'give'to the floor which tends to relieve the marchers.