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OHLSON LAVOIE COLLABORATIVE


PRODUCT SHOWCASE


REGUPOL AMERICA, LLC


Regupol America, the inventor of recycled rubber flooring, has unleashed a whole new monster. AKTIVPRO, a patent-pending, mod- ular tile, features an interlocking dowel tile system that’s prefabricated to ensure factory precision. This composite product consists of a 100% recycled SBR rubber backing that’s topped with a recycled SBR or EPDM wear- layer. A unique waffle bottom design provides ideal shock absorption, drainage, and cable routing. An extra-thick, unique composite structure and a proprietary inner layer pro- vide superior durability and wear resistance.


Contact: 800-537-8737, www.regupol.com. Please see our ad on pg. 61. —|


Ohlson Lavoie Collaborative (OLC) is an architectural firm with 25-plus years of international design experience in health clubs, fitness centers, and athletic facilities. Working with OLC will forever change a club owner’s preconceptions about working with an architect. Gone is the stuffy, pompous, impossible-to- work-with attitude. OLC’s philosophy is anchored in carefully listening to the operator’s business objectives, taking its role as their advocate seriously, and faithfully maintaining good stewardship of their money. OLC’s services include master planning, renovation work, and new facility design, and it has in-house interior and aquatic design teams. Contact: 303-294-9244, www.olcdesigns.com. Please see our ad on pg. 88.—|


RB RUBBER PRODUCTS, INC.


RB Rubber Zip-Tiles combine outstanding appearance, durability, ease of installation, and carefree maintenance. Their unique tab design holds the tiles together securely without requiring expensive tapes or adhe- sives. Zip-Tiles can be easily installed over nearly any smooth surface, including asphalt, wood, or tile. The nonslip surface is easy to clean and maintain. Clubs can optimize the appearance and lifespan of their RB floor by utilizing RB Rubber Flooring Sealant and Cleaners. Zip-Tiles are manufactured entirely in the U.S., using 100% premium recycled rubber and post-industrial EPDM. Contact: 800-525-5530, www.rbrubber.com. Please see our ad on pg. 91.—|


MONDO USA


Forza is the newest rubber flooring product produced by Mondo for clubs’ cardio and fitness areas. This is a “green” product, due to the fact that its performance layer is made of vulcanized rubber, a rapidly-renewable content, and its underlayment is made of 95% post-consumer recycled content. Forza is nonporous and antibacterial throughout. The surface doesn’t require the use of coatings or finishes for mainte- nance. It’s engineered to withstand static loads and offers outstanding slip resistance. The life expectancy for Forza is more than 10 years, and it’s 100% recyclable following its useful life. Contact: 800-361-3747, www.mondoworldwide.com. Please see our ad on pg. 28.—|


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