Compare standard chequerboard hire from £295 and white or black LED floors from £350. Learn what affects the price, what installation includes and how to choose a size.
Motion Entertainment's standard black-and-white chequerboard dance floor hire starts from £295. White LED and black LED starlit floors start from £350. Your final price depends on the size, venue access, hire duration and installation and collection timings. This guide explains how to compare those requirements before booking.
| Dance Floor Type | Finish | Motion Entertainment |
|---|---|---|
| White LED Starlit | Bright white with LED lights | From £350 |
| Black LED Starlit | Dark finish with LED lights | From £350 |
| Standard Black & White Chequerboard | Classic patterned finish, without LED lights | From £295 |
All Motion Entertainment dance floor prices include professional installation and collection. Some providers charge separately for these — always confirm before booking.
The most common mistake is hiring a floor that's too small. A packed, tiny dance floor looks great in photos but means most guests never get on it. As a rule of thumb, allow roughly 4–5 sq ft per dancing guest — and aim for 50–60% of your total guest count to be on the floor at peak time.
| Guests | Recommended Floor Size |
|---|---|
| Up to 60 | 12ft x 12ft |
| 60 – 100 | 16ft x 12ft — confirm with your venue plan |
| 100 – 150 | 16ft x 16ft |
| 150 – 200 | 20ft x 16ft — confirm with your venue plan |
| 200+ | 20ft x 20ft or larger |
A black LED floor gives the room a darker focal point, with points of light standing out during an evening reception. It suits black-tie celebrations and parties where you want contrast against lighter décor. Consider its position alongside your DJ lighting and table plan.
Clean, contemporary, and highly photogenic. The white surface reflects coloured DJ lighting beautifully, so the effect changes throughout the night. A strong choice for modern venues, barn weddings, and events with a specific colour scheme.
A classic black-and-white chequerboard pattern gives the room a defined dancing area without LED lights. It suits retro themes as well as weddings and private parties. Share your room plan so we can recommend a suitable size.
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