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PRODUCT SHOWCASE
IDEAL PRODUCTS, INC.
Ideal has manufactured wood and plastic laminate lockers and benches and distributed them worldwide since 1982. The company also helps clubs resolve issues with locker-room layout and design. Its current programs support the political, economic, and ecological environment: all of its prod-
ucts are “100% Made in USA” and all of the materials used to construct lockers are made locally. Its substrate materials come from 100% recycled and rapidly renewable sources. Contact: 800-884-3325,
www.idealockers.com. Please see our ad on page 82.—|
GYMWIPES/2XL
GymWipes is an industry leader in fitness-equipment surface cleaning. Specially formulated and disposable, its wipes are designed to easily clean and sanitize all fitness equipment surfaces. The GymWipes product line ranges from EPA-registered disinfecting/sanitiz- ing formulas that protect against 50-plus pathogens, including CA-MRSA, HIV, and H1N1, to anti-microbial cleansing formulas for affordable cleansing options. All formulas contain no phenol, alcohol, or bleach, and are freshly scented. Buckets, refills, and attractive dispensers and stands are available. Contact: 888 977-3726,
www.gymwipes.com. Please see our ad on page 73. —|
SALSBURY INDUSTRIES
Constructed of industrial-grade particleboard and covered with plastic laminate, Salsbury’s Designer Lockers are offered in blue, gray, black, maple, cherry, and mahogany. Designer Lockers are available in widths of 12" and 15". Units measure 6' high and 18" deep, regardless of widths, and are available in single-tier, double-tier, triple-tier, six-tier box, and the double-tier “S” styles.
Contact: 800-LOCKERS,
www.lockers.com. Please see our ad on page 74.—|
PETRA HYGIENIC SYSTEMS OJMAR
A good lock system means simplicity and reliability for clubs and their customers. Ojmar combines the most reliable technology with extensive market experience to offer operators a series of products, which can adapt to the needs of an entire facility. Its full range of lock solutions are ideal for wet and humid locker rooms.
Contact: 888-795-5588,
www.ojmar.com. Please see our ad on page 78.—|
Petra Hygienic Systems is one of the largest locker-room-amenity suppliers in North America. With over 20 years of formulating, manufacturing, and distribution experience, Petra is positioned to serve the health and fitness industry from coast to coast. Its skin- and hair-care products are designed specifically for active individuals; its budget-friendly towels pamper club members; and its economical and effective Anti-Bacterial Equipwipes provide a clean workout environment.
Contact: 800-463-2516,
www.petrasoap.com. Please see our ad on page 72.—|
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ihrsa.org | JULY 2011 | Club Business Internat ional 53 HYDROMASSAGE
For over 20 years, HydroMassage has been trusted by doctors and industry leaders, such as Gold’s Gym, Lifestyle Family Fitness, Mayo Clinic, U.S. Olympic Training Center, and Walter Reed Army Medical Hospital. Hydro- Massage provides an outstanding massage that’s convenient and affordable enough for members to enjoy every day, but does not require clubs to hire a massage therapist. From a financial standpoint, HydroMassage creates a new profit center for clubs: members will pay an extra $10-$20 per month for a HydroMassage package.
Contact: 800-699-1008,
www.HydroMassage.com. Please see our ad on page 70.—|
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