PRODUCT SHOWCASE
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A-1 TEXTILES & HOSPITALITY PRODUCTS
One of the biggest monthly replace- ment items in athletic clubs is towels. The complete line of Golden Mills towels, available from A-1 Textiles, is manufactured to with- stand constant washing, bleaching, and over-drying, yet remains soft, white, and absorbent for club members. Offering six shipping points nationwide and seven different levels of quality and price, A-1 Textiles has the perfect towel to cover the needs of every club.
Contact: 800-351-1819,
www.a1athletictowels.com. Please see our ad on page 73. —|
Celáre lockers offer clubs the opportunity to reinvent the locker-room experience. Its functional frames and immaculate doors combine beauty with precision engineering. All Celáre materials meet the latest sustain- ability standards and are equipped with a comprehensive ventilation system, which provides true airflow. Celáre offers inter- changeable doors in glass and metal, in a variety of colors and sizes. Secured by Digilock, Celáre lockers can accommodate both day-use or assigned-use locker rooms.
Contact: 800-989-0201,
www.celare.com. Please see our ad on page 35.—|
For prospective members, the most important stop along the health club tour is often the locker room. They seek a rewarding post-workout retreat that’s clean, spacious, and well-appointed. IHRSA’s associate-member companies provide a range of products that cater to your members’ need for refreshment and rejuvenation—fluffy towels, decadent massage, luxurious soaps and lotions, and, of course, the all-important lockers!
READY CARE INDUSTRIES
Healthy people are inherently aware of what they use on their bodies and the environment. In its new campaign, “Healthy bodies, healthy skin,” Ready Care offers clients an opportunity to use a free locking “eco-unit” in their showers, and then purchase natural products. Its products are biodegradable; they assimilate into the earth without damaging it. Natural products provide nutrients that allow for beautiful hair and skin, and a reduction of fine lines.
Contact: 800-477-7283,
www.readycare.com. Please see our ad on page 54.—|
HOLLMAN
Hollman is an LEED/FSC-certified manufacturer of luxury custom wood, veneer, and plastic lami- nate lockers. It offers a durable UV-cured finish that’s 100% water-borne, anti-microbial, and formaldehyde-free. Hollman lockers are fabricated utilizing the latest technology, guaranteeing a warp- and fade-resistant product, backed by an excellent reputation and customer service, since 1976. Contact: 800-433-3630,
www.hollman.com. Please see our ad on page 76.—|
GOJO INDUSTRIES, INC.
For more than 60 years, GOJO has demonstrated excellence and expertise in creating the best hygiene solutions for club members. From PURELL Instant Hand Sanitizer to GOJO soaps and dispensers, the company offers the brands members know and trust. Its hassle-free program makes it easy for operators to maintain a high-performance, high-impact hygiene regimen that helps make their facility the club most preferred by members and staff. Contact: 800-321-9647,
www.gojo.com. Please see our ad on page 14.—|
52 Club Business Internat ional | JULY 2011 | www.
ihrsa.org
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