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DATE: 14/11/2012

PRESS RELEASE OCTOBER : Golf Centre – Sydney

Situated on Pennant Hills Road – one of Sydney’s busiest – on a lled tip site called “Brickpit Park” this project presented some unique challenges. High safety fences were an obvious requirement. Total containment demanded up to 36m high but EPA regulations would not allow penetration of the clay cap whatsoever. According to Mike Baker, Managing Director of Country Club International who ultimately designed and constructed the high screen structures, this was a world rst.

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DATE: 07/08/2012

HIO Bubble Level

Par Aide is proud to release their latest innovation, the Bubble Level for the HIO Hole Cutter. Please click on the PDF file to reveal this innovative new product. Contact your local representative for pricing and availability...

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DATE: 30/07/2012

August Special

Click the PDF file to reveal the August specials for Imitation Log Tee Markers, Low profile dome Markers and the new Teak series.

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DATE: 15/02/2012

Featured Product > Dura flex Signs by Par Aide

If you're sick of spikes falling out of existing recycled plastic signs then these are the signs you need.

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DATE: 15/02/2012

State Wrap

Each addition will feature a wrap from what been happing with the team in one of our states and this addition will feature Queensland. Was a busy end to 2011 and early 2012 for the QLD boys. With a number of projects to be finished before the big fat man in the red suit arrived. Pacific Golf Club purchased an ESD Waste 2 Water system. The system went into service towards the end of the month and from all reports the club Superintendent, ground staff and club Managers are very happy with its performance. The club can rest easy knowing that there wash down practices are safe to the environment and meet industry standards.

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DATE: 14/02/2012

Thornleigh Golf Range

Thornleigh Golf Range is well under way and poses to be the best range in the southern hemisphere once completed. Having already installed the highest fence in Australia at 35 metres not only is it simply unique due to its height but for the way the screen needed to be constructed. Within the client brief from Council the Thornleigh consortium was to construct a fence to contain balls from entering nearby Pennant hills road yet the footings were not to breech the clay capping on top of the old brick pit only some 2 metres below ground level.

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