Floor Hosts Who Run Every Round
A Lazulite host explains each game, sets player numbers and clears the floor between rounds.
Interactive LED Floor · Dubai & GCC
Lazulite rents and builds the RGB Dance Floor, an interactive LED floor of 99 tiles that sense each step. Players stomp, chase and dance through games that react in real time. Our crew lays the floor on a reinforced base and hosts every round.
Step gameTeam coloursGala floorQuick facts
An RGB dance floor is a walkable grid of LED tiles that light in any colour and sense who stands on them. Games, light effects and music cues respond to each step as it lands.
25+
Floor Game Bookings Delivered
20,000+
Rounds Stepped Out
12+
Step and Rhythm Games Programmed
40+
Branded Floor Graphics Built
Each booking includes the 99-tile floor, its levelled MDF base, the control PC and the game software. Delivery, installation, a floor host and removal sit in the same quote.
Every tile carries capacitive sensing that registers a player standing on it. The tiles report to a Windows application over LAN, which changes lights and scores at once. Each tile can glow in any RGB colour.
The floor measures 3,278 by 2,682 by 75 mm. Each tile is 298 by 298 by 75 mm, so the grid works out at 11 tiles by 9. The requirements also list 2.4 GHz internet bandwidth.
Match the game to the crowd: reaction rounds for queues, team battles for groups or free dance for evenings. Our developers set colours, timing and difficulty for your audience.
Choose a configuration
Stomp Reaction Game
Tiles light at random, and players stamp on them before they fade. Each round runs against the clock and posts a score.
Key features
Typical uses
| Type | Interactive LED floor with capacitive sensing |
|---|---|
| Size | 3,278 mm long, 2,682 mm wide, 75 mm high |
| Tiles | 99 in an 11 by 9 grid, each 298 mm square |
| Content | Windows application, set up by our developers |
| Interaction | Touch, read through each tile in real time |
| Connections | LAN; 2.4 GHz internet bandwidth listed |
| Supply | Rent or custom build |
| Power and base | Single-phase 32 amp; reinforced MDF on a level floor |
Figures describe one standard floor. Game choice, edge finish and outdoor placement are settled during the site survey.
Delivered at
Two custom stands at MIITE 2026 combined floor sensors, a LiDAR set-up and a large-format LED screen. It is the nearest floor work on our record to this product.
For Rahmaniya Mall's grand opening, Lazulite ran a timed balloon game on LED walls and floors, with daily prizes for shoppers of all ages.
For ADAFZ, visitors used a tablet to throw content onto a large LED wall. It used no floor, but the same team builds and hosts our floor games.
Rental covers the full floor, its base, a stock game pack in your colours, a host, an engineer and logistics.
A custom build adds a game written for your brand, your scoring rules and branded edge panels. Our engineers review any layout change before we commit to it.
The base goes down first, then the tiles, wiring and tests, in about four to five hours. Teardown takes around three hours after the last round.
A Lazulite host explains each game, sets player numbers and clears the floor between rounds.
Lazulite began in 2016 and now works across the GCC from a Dubai base, with its own workshop and equipment fleet.
Technicians check every tile's light and sensing between bookings and swap any that fail. Spare tiles travel with each floor.
Trusted by: Malls, Brands, Event organisers, Venues
We agree the audience, game modes, session times and how many players share the floor.
Developers set brand colours, round lengths and difficulty, then build any custom game screens.
We lay the whole grid in our workshop and play every game before the floor ships.
Engineers level the MDF base, lay and wire the tiles, then the host opens the first round.
After closing, we lift the floor and send your score log and consented contacts.
The tiles cover just under 9 square metres. Leave about a metre around them for edging, a host and onlookers, so plan close to 5.3 by 4.7 metres.
The floor draws around 7.36 kW, so book a single-phase 32 amp feed with the venue early. The control PC links by LAN, and 2.4 GHz internet bandwidth is listed.
The tiles rest on reinforced MDF over a levelled floor, which gives them an even, solid bed. We confirm the tile load rating and the player limit per round with you at survey.
The floor stands 75 mm high, so we mark its edge and ramp it where guests step on. Players need dry, flat shoes, with no heels on the tiles. Hosts wipe spills at once and pause play until the surface dries.
Event length, game choice and hours of hosted play set the base price. Custom games, outdoor set-ups and overnight installs add to it.
A rental with stock games in your colours keeps cost down and books quickly. Writing a new game costs more, yet the content stays yours for later events.
Custom game design, leaderboard screens, contact capture and extra hosts are separate lines. You pay for them only when the brief calls for them.
These indicative estimates exclude VAT. Compact sits near AED 6,000 to 10,000 a day, Standard near AED 18,000 to 35,000 a show and Flagship near AED 45,000 to 90,000. Each brief gets its own quote.
Budget bands
Compact
One floor, one day or evening
Standard
A branded game zone
Flagship
A custom floor experience
Rent vs custom
| Metric | Rent | Custom build |
|---|---|---|
| Speed to launch | Higher | Lower |
| Upfront investment | Lower | Higher |
| Brand uniqueness | Lower | Higher |
| Reuse value | Lower | Higher |
Rent
Stock games, ready to play
Custom build
Your game on the grid
The RGB floor makes its own light, and each tile senses a step directly. Floor projection casts a picture from above and tracks movement with a camera or sensor. The LED floor needs more power, while projection needs a darker room and a rigging point.
Choose the LED floor for bright rooms, outdoor evenings and games where every step must register exactly.
Choose projection for large or odd-shaped areas, darker venues or a picture with fine detail, such as a map.
Check the light level and the ceiling. A bright atrium with no rigging points suits the LED floor, while a dim hall with rigging suits projection.
Pixel LED tubes overhead echo the colours on the floor below.
Teams step off the floor and into a mirrored booth for a shared clip.
Can't find your answer? Speak with our Dubai team.
Capacitive sensing in each of the 99 tiles notices when someone stands on it. That signal reaches the game software, a Windows application, through a LAN link. The software then changes colours, moves targets and updates scores in real time, so the floor responds the moment a foot lands.
Let's build it together
Share your venue, audience and dates, and tell us whether you want games, dancing or both. We will reply with a floor plan, a game list and an indicative budget. The crew that tests the tiles will lay them and host your players. Call, WhatsApp or send a brief to begin.
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