Some examples of wilkins commercial solutions 73013
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The document appears to be from Wilkins Solutions, a company that provides various facility solutions. It lists several indoor and outdoor solution categories for sports facilities, including exercise gaming, meeting spaces, simulations, aquatic areas, tennis complexes, and total facility solutions. It also discusses challenges facilities may face around membership growth and revenue, and offers anti-microbial solutions and independent lab testing for disinfection.
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Some examples of wilkins commercial solutions 73013
- 1. ENTERPRISES For Additional Info - 954 540 8711 Mac.McWeeney@wilkinssolutions.com
- 5. SPORTS FACILITY SOLUTIONS 2E.F. CurtainDividers L J Playersgouda I = 1 F O www.WilkinsSolutions.corn r LL 4212IEE
- 11. • CONTAINED INDOOR PLAY SOLUTIONS
- 21. TheUsualChallenges How can you grow and broaden the demographic appeal of your Membership? How do you plan to Retain and Gain incremental revenue per Member/Family? Increase Perceived Value vs. Local Competition? How do you ensure continuous development How can you explore Current Generation Equipment for the same Budget or less? How will you maintain full regulatory compliance and maintain safeguards against unwanted liabilities?
- 22. TOTAL SOLUTIONS, SERVICES AND INSTALLATION Phage 1 - Fitness Area Phase 1! Phase 2 - Locker Flora arid Cafe Phase 3 Area and Racket Ground Level www.WilkinsSolutions.com
- 24. Independent Lab Testing Pre & Post Bacterial Measurements Hospital Grade Disinfect Environmentally Safe to clean &prepare the surface Anti -Microbial Protection of all Surfaces for longer term protection Anti Microbial Solutions and Services
- 27. ENTERPRISES For Additional Info - 954 540 8711 Mac.McWeeney@wilkinssolutions.com
Editor's Notes
- Hospital acquired infections are a significant health concern in developed countries. Microbes such as MRSA and C. difficile have been implicated with a large number of deaths as well as enormous additional healthcare costs. The growing resistance of microbes to antibiotics is a significant cause for concern. This has prompted improved cleaning protocols within hospitals, schools and business. Despite this, HAIs have not been, and probably never will be, completely eradicated. The development of surfaces and coatings that can actively kill microbes is an important component of maintaining a microbially-clean environment and a wide number of methods have been developed. Ideally these antimicrobial surfaces shouldbe permanent, hard-wearing and work under hospital conditions.The mode of action in killing microbes needs to function simultaneously through multiple pathways, so that the development of resistance, as seen for antibiotics and diffusible antimicrobials, is avoided. In that context, the light-activated antimicrobials offer particular promise as they function bygenerating reactive oxygen species that act on multiple targets within microbes. Furthermore, titanium dioxide coatings offer both reactive oxygen species and a super hydrophilic surface that is both easy to clean and hard for a microbe to adhere to.