Your BIGGEST question answered: Why the tile floors?

Many families have asked, "why the tile floors?" As parents ourselves we completely understand the safety concern that families might have with their socked children traveling around our facility. Our first priority is safety, which includes health safety. Before construction began on our space we carefully thought about what events and products that would be in the space to insure both fun and safety. Wall to wall carpet was the first option to go. As you can imagine the health concerns with sharing our space with potty training children. Our other two choices then became rubberized flooring or tile. Having seen rubberized flooring in other spaces we decided to research if that was indeed the best choice for our space. After finding the facts we ruled out rubberized flooring for several reasons. First, we felt that rubberized flooring only created the illusion that it created a safer fall zone. Whether we laid down tile or rubber both were only 1/8 inch thick, not really enough to create a safer fall zone. Our second concern then became the maintenance and cleanliness of the rubberized flooring. Because rubberized flooring is created from recycled rubber it is even more porous in consistency. Anything spilled or in contact with the floor is absorbed, much like a kitchen sponge (yuck). You can imagine why this would be a concern again with potty training children. Our option then became tile. Because tile can be slippery when wearing only socks we then turned our efforts to finding easily replaceable rugs, mats and other obstacles to prevent slipping. When entering Twice the Fun you notice the two cottages placed in the middle of the floor with grass carpet surrounding them. This obstacle was put in place to slow children down when leaving the structure or basketball area to help prevent slipping. At Twice the Fun we are committed to the health and safety of your family. We value every one's feedback and thank you for making Twice the Fun a fun, safe and exciting facility!