Author name: Hollman, Inc.

Featured Materials, Locker Materials, Phenolic

Hollman Debuts New Phenolic Lockers

Hollman, the largest locker manufacturer in the country, is now bringing their forty years of locker-building experience to the Phenolic Locker market. Phenolic Lockers are typically called for in projects including aquatic centers and recreation centers – locations where rugged use and high levels of moisture are anticipated. Hollman takes this a step further, introducing Phenolic Lockers that are as attractive as they are strong.

Project Insights

Project Insights: Quail Ridge Country Club Locker Room

“It’s an exciting time at Quail Ridge as we begin a new chapter in the history of our community. The brand-new clubhouse will serve as the center of social activity for the club, hosting events large and small, and offering a place for our members to gather and make memories with friends and neighbors,” said Bill Langley, Quail Ridge Country Club General Manager and Chief Operating Officer. “We couldn’t be more pleased with how everything turned out, and are proud of all the teams that came together to make this beautiful new clubhouse come to life. We look forward to the season ahead, and to helping our members experience the best year ever here at Quail Ridge.”

Athletics, Project Insights

Project Insights: FITTEAM Ballpark of the Palm Beaches

The Washington Nationals and Houston Astros have officially opened The Ballpark of the Palm Beaches! Located in West Palm Beach, FL, the brand new, state-of-the-art training facility includes multiple fields, a recreational park and an array of amenities for guests. The Astros’ fields occupy the north side of the complex, while Washington’s fields can be found to the south.

Athletics, Locker Materials, Media, Project Insights

Texas A&M Football Locker Room Exclusive By USA Today

When the Texas A&M football team arrived at fall camp Thursday, they had a nice surprise waiting for them.

The Bright Complex, the home of the Aggies football program, is undergoing a massive renovation that in total, is a $20.8 million project. The team areas alone, which include the locker rooms, hallways, meeting rooms, sports medicine facility and hydrotherapy pool for example, cost $16.8 million. This is in addition to the Kyle Field renovations, a $450 million campaign that is expected to be completed in 2015.

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