The Pittsburgh club, the larger of the two, also includes illuminated floor signs utilizing new “flat-light” technology that allows us to slide these “thin-as-paper” light panels under the floor tile creating a unique glow of the clubs’ logos in the center of the stage and two satellite stages.
“Our numbers are off the charts since redoing our stage and club. We are thrilled and can only expect bigger things from here on in!” says John Meehan, owner, Cheerleaders.
The Liquid Fusion system is available 40 in. sqaures with a 1/4-inch thickness. Each liquid-filled tile is made up of two sheets of durable, impact resistant PVC material with an anti-slip surface. The two sheets are combined and sealed with two bi-chromatic opposing liquids that swirl around each other as pressure is exerted along its surface. Dancing, walking and other surface activity stimulates the play of colors and forms in continuous evolution.
Cheerleaders Philadelphia also awarded Holo-Walls the contract to build another, larger Liquid Fusion stage for the club that is scheduled to be completed by April 2009.
Also available from Holo-Walls are the “Holo-Floor” system – a unique, self-illuminating, dimensional film on impact- and scratch-resistant polycarbonate sheets.
Recent clients include Harry Mohney, Déjà Vu Clubs; Club 390 (Chicago); Cheetahs (Hollywood); Show ‘N Tell (Philadelphia); Stars Cabaret (Portland); and Bazooka’s (Kansas City), among other.
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