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Main pic: British Handball regularly train on Taraflex


tiable appetite for sporting events, we’ve noticed an increase in enquiry levels for portable sports flooring solutions and temporary sporting events in the UK. Darren Wood, Sports Manager at


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Gerflor comments: “Staging a one off sporting event can take a lot of planning


hether it’s due to London 2012, the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow or the nation’s insa-


and preparation and can be costly if mis- takes are made. So we work with our clients to offer a bespoke package. We often work with National Governing Bodies of Sport for elite events as a Tara- flex


TM court can help to raise the bar – in


terms of the standard of the sports facili- ty and the players’ high standards of play. Taraflex


TM by Gerflor is an internationally


acclaimed sports flooring solution which has been used at elite levels of competi- tion for many years. In 2010, more than 3,000 fixtures were played on Taraflex


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sports floors. Gerflor provide solutions for tempo-


rary and permanent sport flooring for dedicated and multi-sport applications.


For further information and Competition or Event advice, call Darren Wood, Taraflex


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366579, email dwood@gerflor.com or visit www.gerflor.co.uk


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