REPHOUSE COMPANY HISTORY

Rephouse has become the premiere manufacturer of high quality resilient flooring products suitable for the architectural, recreational and sports surfacing markets. In 1985, Mike Brinkers established Rephouse Ltd in Hong Kong. The company supplied and installed sports & recreational surfacing products. Pioneering in the recycled rubber flooring business, the company was one of the first to establish a major manufacturing operation in Asia. Rephouse established its manufacturing operations in Malaysia in 1991. From then on Rephouse began to develop his own brand name flooring products. The first steps were taken toward establishing brand name products when, in the early '90s, the company began producing rubber playground safety tiles. Playflex™ playground safety tiles became a standard all over Asia. In the mid '90s, the company became well known for its ability to produce high quality products and began to expand its markets to include North America, Middle East and Europe. Contracts with the major playground equipment manufacturers and distributors, as well as the development of a broader range of flooring products for the sports, recreational and commercial markets, strengthened the company. By mid 2000, Rephouse had become a recognized worldwide leader in resilient flooring production culminating in supplying its Decoflex™, Neoflex™ and Evopave™ rubber flooring products at the 2004 Athens Olympics. The company continues to grow and innovate. The advent of a new millennium saw new technologies and greater demands on flooring products than ever before. Rephouse's lines of flooring products are designed to meet and exceed those demands and last the life of their application. Today, we have distribution & sales offices in North America, Europe and Australia, as well as a strong dealer network. The brand names of Rephouse; Decoflex™, Neoflex™, Playflex™, Evopave™ are synonymous with reliable, durable and supreme quality resilient flooring. Not bad for a little company founded more than 20 years ago, on one mans vision in colonial Hong Kong...