Ice Magic International LIMITED

In the past 14 years, ice magic has carried out in excess of 700 rink installations and maintained a 100 safety record, something of which we are rightly proud and a true measure of the standards that we adhere to with regard to health and safety issues.We have offices throughout the UK and via a network of distributors worldwide we promote our product and services globally.Our management team is part of a focused marketing drive, to maintain our position as the No 1 supplier of synthetic ice rink products, but also to drive the Ice Magic brand forward into new sectors of the leisure and entertainment industryWith an increased hire fleet, new products being added to our product range and sales and hire packages that will be both competitive and innovative we are sure that potential clients will see the advantage of placing their trust in the Ice Magic brand. At Ice magic we also care passionately about delivery of service with each enquiry, whether staffed short term hire, dry long term hire or purchase receiving the same level of attention from receipt of the initial enquiry through to post contract follow through. This modus operandi is clearly evident from the testimonials that we continue to receive from satisfied clients. Having been chosen to provide our Ice Magic ice panels to the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games, we hope that this level of endorsement in the quality of our product will give you the confidence to seek a quotation for your specific needs. Be assured you will not be disappointed. An Ice Magic Artificial Ice Rink requires no power at all, other than the energy you exert when you skate Ice Magic artificial ice synthetic ice is the most responsible way forward for those who care about the environment and yet have a passion for ice skating and ice related activity.Un like real outdoor ice rinks an artificial ice rink doesn't require a huge amount of energy to create the ice and involving the need for generators and chiller units resulting in large levels of carbon emissions, excessive water consumption, and requiring plumbing and re-surfacing at regular intervals. After all of this and taking into account the effects of global warming, there is still no guarantee that operators of real outdoor ice rinks are in fact able to freeze the ice.