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Skyzone™ is the international market leader in trampoline parks, with over 130 parks in the U.S., Canada, Australia, Latin American & Europe. In early 2013, Skyzone corporate decided they needed to standardize on a railing system, for both branding and cost purposes. The practice to that time had been to let franchise partners source locally fabricated railing giving each park a different look. The purchasing power of potentially multiple parks per year would be far greater than that of a single park, and Skyzone wanted a more uniform branding strategy.

Pronova Solutions constructed a new major office and plant complex in Blount County, TN (Knoxville area) to house their newly developed proton therapy system for cancer treatment.

Architectural firm Browning Day, tasked with the design for the new YMCA at CityWay in Indianapolis, was looking for a railing design that was diversified enough to handle both glass infill panels and metal infill panels. A common railing design with different infill panels for both stairs and mezzanines would offer a wider range of aesthetics than one uniform infill panel system.

The Broussard Sport Complex is a new sports complex catering to multiple amateur sports in the Broussard area, such as baseball and soccer.

Joe Vejraska, project architect for GHN Architects and Engineers, worked with the Springfield Public School District in specifying a railing system for the new construction of Glendale High School’s Commons Area. For both aesthetics and maintenance reasons, the owner and architect wanted a railing that was something other than traditional welded painted steel.

Frankie’s Fun Park opened their fifth location in Huntersville, North Carolina and called upon ADW Architects to design the facility. The combination of amusement rides, exhibits, dining and outdoor accessibility required various railing designs and products. As a full-line manufacturer with complete engineering and design services, Hollaender Manufacturing provided railing for all of Frankie’s design and utility needs. Frankie’s needed a “one-stop shop” for their complete railing system needs and Hollaender’s mechanically fastened aluminum railing systems covered all their requirements. The design required Hollaender's aluminum Speed-Rail® 2-line queue railing, Speed-Rail® with perforated infill panels, Interna-Rail® ADA accessible ramp railings and Interna-Rail® with acrylic panels. Hollaender railing systems are showcased at Frankie’s other South Carolina locations in North Charleston, Greenville, and Columbia and continue to serve the staff and patrons of Frankie’s well.

Hollaender’s Speed-Rail® system brings durable, industrial-inspired character to 22nd & Market. A clear-anodized aluminum frame and powder-coated perforated steel panels create a strong, visually distinctive solution for the Denver development.