Flow Factory Brussels

Official information provided by Flow Factory Brussels, which also publishes this guide. The details below come from the studio’s own pages.

Flow Factory Brussels teaches pole dance, pole heels, heels dance, pole flow, flexibility and yoga at Rue Vanderlinden 24, 1030 Schaerbeek. The building is near Place Liedts. Brussels-North station is a walk away, along Rue du Progrès. The closest public-transport stops named by the studio are Liedts and Thomas, about five minutes on foot.

Book classes on Eversports. The studio website is flowfactorybrussels.be. Email is flowfactorybrussels@gmail.com. The public site does not list a telephone number. Coordinates are also unpublished here: the studio site currently shows two different map points, and this guide will not pick one until that is resolved.

Disciplines

The studio’s own class list includes:

• Pole dance, from initiation and beginner through intermediate level 3.
• Pole heels, at Intro, level 1 and level 2. Dedicated page: Pole Heels classes.
• Heels dance without a pole, described as open to all levels.
• Pole flow, for people with at least about three months of pole, in socks, mixing standing and floor work.
• Flexibility classes, open to all levels.
• Yoga, including on the related site yogagymbrussels.be.
• Workshops, with the level written on each event.
• Private classes, arranged one-to-one through the studio.

Levels

This is the Flow Factory scale, not a city-wide one.

Saturday Beginner Level 1 is published as 11:15–12:30 and women-only. Weekday hours should be read on the studio site. They move.

Languages

Classes may be taught in French, English, or both, depending on the teacher and the group. Most teachers can adapt if someone in the room needs the other language. This is the studio’s wording, not a promise that every hour is fully bilingual.

Who the classes are for

The studio describes itself as open to all genders, bodies and backgrounds. Two Saturday classes are women-only: Pole Beginner 1 (trial) and Pole Heels Intro. They were added for women who, for religious or cultural reasons, need a women-only room. Every other class stays mixed.

Classes are for adults, 18 and over.

Facilities and poles

The published floor area is 145 m²: a 100 m² air-conditioned studio and a 45 m² lobby used for changing. There is no shower. The room has mirrors, yoga mats, a Sonos system and controllable LED lighting. Outdoor shoes come off in the entrance.

There are 9 stainless poles: 7 of 45 mm diameter and 2 of 40 mm. Each pole can be set to spin or static with an x-lock, sometimes called a quick spin. Pole height is not stated on the public pages used for this profile.

The studio can also be hired, with or without the poles. That rental is a separate product from a class or from Pole Practice.

Access

The door is automated. It opens 30 minutes before class. The studio itself is accessible from 15 minutes before the start until 15 minutes after. A later arrival is not let through, so the class is not interrupted. On a first visit, ring. A badge is issued once a student has bought at least a 5-class card.

Street parking exists and is limited. The studio recommends public transport or a bike. A Villo station at Liedts is part of the published bike route.

Current prices and the live schedule stay on the studio’s site. Last checked: 12 October 2026. To compare neighbourhoods, languages and beginner formats, use the directory.