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FlowRider® and Plastic Extruders
Heronrib matting from Plastic Ex- truders has been installed around the new FlowRider® surf simulator at the Retallack Resort and Spa in Cornwall, UK. Providing a slip-resis- tant surface for surfers, instructors and spectators, the matting is a comprehensive safety solution for a variety of wet areas. Featuring an embossed surface which helps to keep the product dry, Heronrib mat- ting is said to be very hardwearing yet comfortable to stand on while also featuring hygeinic anti-bacte- rial and anti-fungal additives. The matting is supplied in 10m (32.8ft) roll, reducing the number of seams
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and minimising the potential for tripping. It is available in several colours and in three choices of width – 50cm, 1m and 1.22m.
WhiteWater expands MEGAtube™ series
Waterpark designer, manufacturer and engineer WhiteWater West has ex- tended its range of MEGAtube™ waterslides with the Anaconda. Said to be the largest family raft ride ever designed, the high-capacity slide joins the Viper and Python. With a 30ft (9m) diameter fully-enclosed flume, the Anaconda carries six rid- ers and climbs as high as 15ft (4.5m). The technology allows for flume-in-flume capabilities, so anoth- er waterslide can pass through the MEGAtube™.
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