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true colour glass lockers and cubicles from prospec Gymbox Westfield, pictured above,
Prospec is offering on-trend true- colour theming in its glass lockers and cubicles thanks to a new system of manufacturing its glass. The vibrant colours are created
by applying a ceramic layer to an ultra-white-coloured toughened glass
– standard glass has a greening effect which tends to distort colour. The company can also digitally print ceramic colour onto the glass to incorporate a gym’s existing design, theme or logos.
is the latest to install Prospec’s eyecatching range. The chain is choosing a new colour scheme for each new gym. The glass doors are fitted on Prospec’s Marathon glass lockers and Cabrillant cubicles. “We’re offering true colour and colour flexibility and putting it into a proven system,” says Prospec MD Jon Pearson.
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wooden range and mini lockers from skirmett
Skirmett has introduced a new range of wooden leisure lockers. Designed with space in mind, the lockers have a selection of different compartments for storing longer articles of clothing as well as smaller items. All products are supplied on a bespoke basis, allowing individual design requirements to be met. Doors are available in three grades
– melamine particle board, veneered board or solid wood – and come in a variety of styles. Skirmett has also developed a
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01945 476973
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Mini Locker. This is to meet the need for secure locker space for smaller everyday items such as mobile phones, iPods, keys and so on. It offers a space-saving, secure
and robust storage space. Mini Lockers could be used in large leisure complexes, fitness centres or pool areas in conjunction with larger locker systems, or individually.
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