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Introducing Harlequin Floors' NEW 2m x 1m Practice Mat

15th April 2020

Harlequin Floors have developed Home Studio products specifically for home practice to support professional dancers, teachers and students training and working from home.

2 x 1 Practice mat black and grey | Professional Sprung & Vinyl Dance Floors | Harlequin Floors — Harlequin 2m x 1m Practice Mat

The Harlequin Practice Mat now comes in a new size of 2m x 1m. It is made of the same exceptional Harlequin Cascade floor and the bigger size makes it ideal for using alongside the Harlequin Freestanding Ballet Barres to practice your barre work in the comfort of your own home. The new 2m x 1m Practice Mat is available in Black or Grey.

Harlequin Cascade is the floor of choice for:

The Royal Ballet, New York City Ballet, The Bolshoi Ballet, English National Ballet, Riverdance, Sydney Dance Company, Royal Academy of Dance, Scottish Ballet, Glyndebourne Opera House, Sadler’s Wells, Hong Kong Ballet, American Ballet Theatre, Trinity Laban Conservatoire and many more.

This 2m x 1m area of Harlequin Cascade can be laid down onto any hard surface to protect existing flooring. It also comes with a handy bag, which allows easy portability.

The Harlequin Home Studio range also includes the following products:

To find out more information, download our Guide to Home Studio Equipment here or visit our website.

20200331 193243 e1585748976408 | Professional Sprung & Vinyl Dance Floors | Harlequin Floors — Evie Leigh Savage on 1m x 1m Harlequin Practice Mat Instagram: @evieleighsavage

“The wellbeing of our dancers is of the upmost importance for all at English National Ballet, and being able to provide them with the same Harlequin floors they usually train and perform on, while they work in their own homes, has been a huge relief. I am really happy we were able to support them in this way thanks to the commitment and professionalism of the team at Harlequin, which are shared qualities that has made them perfect partners for many year” Tamara Rojo, Artistic Director, English National Ballet

Stay safe and happy dancing!

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