See SPECTAT in GRAND AVIGNON MAG

Grand Avignon magazine dedicated a double-page spread to the company SPECTAT in its latest issue (number 51):

"The dancers of the Ballet de l'Opéra Grand Avignon were put through their paces to test a brand new floor imagined, developed and patented by the Montfavet-based company SPECTAT. The innovation lies in the use of used half-tennis balls to support the floor. This solution absorbs jumps and thus prevents injuries. It's also a way of contributing to sustainable development by recycling the balls supplied by the French Tennis Federation."

To read the magazine online:

https://www.grandavignon.fr/fr/publications/grand-avignon-mag-51

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