We know that your No. 1 concern is the health and safety of your members and staff. These IHRSA associate-member companies can provide you with all the tools you need to make sure your facility meets quality and safety standards— everything from nonslip flooring to security systems and lockers. Minimize your member risks. Safety first!
FITNESS FLOORING
Exterra is the newest evolution of flooring for group exercise rooms. With an improved surface that’s virtually flawless in color and clarity, and the new Silver Springs resilience hardware, the Exterra system has been totally reinvented. However, the system still provides all the great benefits that club owners have come to associate with Fitness Flooring’s Group Exercise products: safety, easy maintenance, and an outstanding warranty. Exterra floors are com- pletely free-floating, which makes them quick to install and allows for simple relocation without any loss in the club’s flooring investment.
Contact: 800-428-5306,
fitnessfloors.com. Please see our ad on page 68.—|
PRODUCT SHOWCASE
SALSBURY INDUSTRIES OPENAIRE
OpenAire is a premier designer, manufacturer, and installer of custom retractable roof enclosures and operable skylights. OpenAire enclosures are found in distinctive venues around the world, including health/ fitness clubs, aquatic facilities, water parks, shopping centers, restaurants, hotels, and luxury residences. The company was founded in 1989 with a mission to create beautiful custom structures that open up to the sun, air, and stars, and has completed over 500 projects around the world. With OpenAire, the possibilities are endless. Contact: 800-267-4877,
openaire.com. Please see our ad on page 47.—|
Salsbury’s cell phone lockers are made entirely of aluminum and are ideal for use in health clubs where small personal items need to be stored safely and securely. Cell phone lockers can be surface-mounted or countertop-mounted to accommodate cell phones, keys, wallets, cameras, tablet PCs, and other small valuable items. Cell phone lockers are available in five door configurations with standard A doors and larger B doors.
Contact: 800-lockers,
lockers.com. Please see our ad on page 83.—|
PAVIGYM AMERICA CORP.
Pavigym America Corp. offers spectacular aesthetic and innova- tive designs for health clubs and gyms. The company offers solu- tions for every room of the facility: Group-X studio, cardio-strength area, functional train- ing, yoga, free weight, wet areas, and non- technical areas …
covering every aspect from design to installation. Pavigym now offers the Functional Zone, an exclusive, signature design that’s been specifically created to enhance functional and personal training areas. Contact: 866-728-4496,
pavigym.com. Please see our ad on page 105. —|
ihrsa.org | HOLLMAN, INC.
Hollman offers the durable UV-cured finish, which is 100% waterborne, antimicrobial, and 100% formaldehyde-free. Hollman, Inc., is known for innovation, such as its patented veneer raised-panel doors. The company has a 175,000-square-foot state-of-the-art man- ufacturing facility, and owns its own locker door company, which allows its experts to custom-design locker doors to meet architects’ specifications. Hollman also manufactures high-quality racquetball and squash courts and glass-wall systems to serve a variety of facilities.
Contact: 972-815-4000,
hollman.com. Please see our ad on page 79.—|
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