Dollamur Sport Surfaces Increases Capabilities With Move to New Facility
Dec 21, 2022
Dollamur Sport Surfaces
Dollamur Sport Surfaces (Dollamur) - the world's leading manufacturer and distributor of high-performance sport surfaces - announces its move to a new facility and headquarters.
Dollamur Sport Surfaces (Dollamur) - the world's leading manufacturer and distributor of high-performance sport surfaces - announces its move to a new facility and headquarters. Since 1996, Dollamur has provided its customers with quality products and in the process, earned the trust of sports communities and major championship events around the world. Focusing on innovation and technology as its core business philosophy, Dollamur continues to expand its manufacturing capabilities with a brand new, modern facility and headquarters to kick off 2023.
"Dollamur has experienced significant growth during the past few years, and our growth even hastened post-pandemic," adds Don Ochsenreiter, President & CEO, Dollamur Sport Surfaces. "While our current facility served us well for over nine years, we've simply outgrown it. Our new, state-of-the-art facility is 50% larger than our current facility and will support our continued growth for many years to come, allowing us to expand our production capacity quickly and serve our customers better."
The new facility will allow Dollamur to:
- Expand production capacity to produce mats more efficiently
- Maintain optimal inventory levels to lower lead times
- Increase its customization capacity for decorating more mats simultaneously, allowing more orders to finish faster
- Increase its shipping capacity to lower transit time for orders.
"The Dollamur operations team is very excited to get settled into our new facility. Plans are underway to significantly increase our capacity with a new production line in our larger space," said Jeff Bunge, Senior Vice President of Operations at Dollamur.
Dollamur team members are completing the transition to the new offices and manufacturing facility in December and full production will resume during the last week of December. Dollamur is eager to start the new year in the larger, modern facility with the readiness to assist the growing community of athletes, clubs, teams, gyms, schools and events.
"We are very excited to enter this next phase of company growth in a facility that can support all of our customer needs," added Ochsenreiter.
About Dollamur
Based in Fort Worth, Texas, and established in 1996, Dollamur Sport Surfaces is the leading global manufacturer and distributor of high-performance competitive sports flooring for wrestling, martial arts, MMA, gymnastics, cheerleading, fitness, and other sport activities. Innovative, proprietary products and a commitment to technological advancements in production have enabled Dollamur to set new industry standards for the sport mat industry. Dollamur mats are the preferred choice in hundreds of top-level sports competitions, including many national championships and Olympic-qualifying tournaments each year throughout the United States, Canada, Europe, Africa, South America, Asia, and the Middle East. Dollamur is the official mat of USA Wrestling, FloSports, USA Judo, USATKD and is an official provider for United World Wrestling (UWW). www.Dollamur.com
Contact Information:
Teri Hill
Director of Marketing
[email protected]
800-520-7647
Press Release Service by Newswire.com
Original Source: Dollamur Sport Surfaces Increases Capabilities With Move to New Facility
Recommended
/file/attachments/orphans/SaifuddinNasutionIsmail2_413642.png)
YOUR NEWS, OUR NETWORK.
Do you have Great News you want to tell the world?
Be it updates about your business or your community, you can make sure that it’s heard by submitting your story to our network reaching hundreds of news sites across 6 verticals.
More News
Harvard and Cambridge to attend Hong Kong forum on role of humanities in AI age
The organiser of a forum that will bring together Hong Kong and overseas universities later this month has said it hopes to spark debate on the role of humanities programmes in an era increasingly dominated by artificial intelligence (AI). The Global University Presidents and Leaders Summit, organised by the Hong Kong Association for External Friendship, will be held on October 27 and 28 at the Convention and Exhibition Centre in Wan Chai. Presidents or senior management from more than 50...
‘A total waste’: Government spent £1.6m on two Kent border sites that were never used
Critics have called a £1.6m spend on two holding sites for holidaymakers caught in border queues a “total waste” after the facilities were never used.
Celebrity chef on why his Folkestone restaurant closed - and what's next
Celebrity chef Mark Sargeant has opened up about his Kent restaurant closures, the tough hospitality climate and his ambitious London return.
‘He was failed by the system’: Family’s heartbreak after labourer took his own life
A labourer took his own life after struggling to adjust to life out of prison, an inquest has heard.
Hopper buses, new bus lanes, safer walking routes and a Unesco bid… how Kent’s only city could be transformed
Public space improvements, bus lanes, traffic improvements and even a UNESCO bid have been included in a council’s ambitious regeneration plan.
New starts or an old love? Find out what’s just around the corner in this week’s horoscopes
Here’s what the next seven days have in store for every star sign.
Off-grid grandad, 79, dealt fresh blow in fight to return to demolished home
A 79-year-old grandad who lived off-grid in Swanscombe for 35 years has lost a court bid to return after his home was bulldozed.
The Kent business park where five office blocks could be turned into 260 homes
Why have major firms left Kings Hill? We explore the changing office market, empty buildings and plans to turn some into homes.
This week’s top TV: Robson Green’s new cosy crime drama, the Pride of Britain Awards and a Last One Laughing Halloween special
The best programmes on TV over the next seven days - handpicked by our entertainment experts.
/file/attachments/888/d3b6c05fd828fafe9d49676d2d17d2ac_703108.jpg)
Internal probe not good enough, MP says on alleged immigration abuses
Claims of corruption, criminal offences must be referred to MACC and police - Lip Eng.
'Marie Antoinette' jibes at the Macrons as they dance at Celine Dion concert while Paris burns in riots against failing government
Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte seemed oblivious to the mood of a France enraged by soaring living costs, collapsing public finances and an administration paralysed in stalemate.
Multiple dead after explosion sparks 'significant and tragic' fire at Canadian military base
The incident happened on Saturday inside the Canadian Forces Base Wainwright in Alberta.