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Making the Most of Your Retail Space Making The Most Of Your Retail Space Retail Entertainment CONTENTS Welcome….…….…….…….…… 4 Our Customers ……………………………… 5 Customer Testimonials …… 6 Product Range ………………………………… 7 Photo Booths …………………………… 8 Kiddie Rides ……………………………… 10 Carousels ………………………………………… 16 Simulators …………………………………… 20 Cranes …………………………………………………… 22 Candy & Toy Carts …………… 26 Novelty Games …………………… 30 Skill With Prize …………………… 34 CRANES PHOTO BOOTHS KIDDIE RIDES SIMULATORS SKILL WITH PRIZES CAROUSELS NOVELTY CANDY & GAMES 2 TOY CARTS 3 Clearhill Retail Entertainment WELCOME OUR CUSTOMERS With the many challenges facing retail locations from competitors Clearhill are the number one choice for over 200 shopping centres and and e-commerce, the team at Clearhill appreciate the importance retail locations across the UK and Ireland. of maximising customer engagement at every opportunity. Our product portfolio includes hundreds of machines across eight categories and Founded in 1992, we’ve developed a reputation for exceptional service, quality is backed by 25 years of industry experience. For maximum choice, expertise and equipment and delivering valuable additional revenue from underutilised convenience we’re the clear leader when it comes to retail entertainment. space. Clearhill are dedicated to the concept of “retailtainment” and offer a vast selection of entertainment equipment which enhance the overall As a Clearhill customer you’ll be in good company. To name but a few, our client base consumer experience in retail spaces. includes: This brochure showcases a selection of our product portfolio which includes Photo Booths, Kiddie Rides, Candy & Toy Carts and more. The breadth of choice available at Clearhill gives our team the resources to tailor a complete Brian McAreavey Commercial Director entertainment package for your retail space, so think of us as a “one stop shop” for all your leisure vending needs. Contact us today at [email protected] to discuss how we can help generate up to £200 per sq ft from your retail space. From all the team at Clearhill, we look forward to working with you. CRANES PHOTO BOOTHS KIDDIE RIDES SIMULATORS Brian SKILL WITH CAROUSELS PRIZES 4 NOVELTY 5 CANDY & GAMES TOY CARTS 5 Clearhill Retail EntertainmentRetail Entertainment CUSTOMER TESTIMONIALS PRODUCT RANGE BULLRING KIDDIE RIDES SKILLS WITH PRIZES Our unrivalled portfolio featuring more than 60 rides Bright colours and catchy jingles attract the eye to our WESTFIELD “Clearhill’s unique and attractive includes licenced brands and Clearhill favourites with selection of traditional skill games. answer to confectionery vending has interactive games, motion movement, music and “Westfield have worked with Clearhill across our UK portfolio for eight sounds. years. Throughout this period they have continually evolved their offering to added a new and exciting service to the centre.” PHOTO BOOTHS provide a one-stop-shop for malls, while investing in the design and delivery Our Photo Booths provide high quality passport and of their products to meet the needs of both customers and landlords. Through CAROUSELS fun themed photos across multiple machine models operational excellence and the provision of an offer that is genuinely popular Nita Thakore, Head of We’ve a wide range of themed carousels available to and sizes. with the shopping mall audience, they have driven revenue growth ahead of Commercialisation, Bullring suit all tastes, from traditional horses through to the familiar faces from Toy Story. the wider vending industry.” SIMULATORS Our child-focused Simulators deliver immersive, Chris Lynham, National Account Manager, Westfield CANDY & TOY CARTS interactive experiences through realistic visual effects, BUTTERCRANE There’s a huge selection of collectible toys and tasty motion and sounds. We have several themes available sweets, gum and chocolate available to fill a variety of to suit your customer base. “Since we started working with cart sizes and shapes. Clearhill they have helped us to add a SWORDS PAVILIONS great source of additional revenue to SKILL CRANES NOVELTY GAMES Filled with cuddly toys and licenced merchandise the “We wanted to find a supplier that would not only bring new, fresh ideas but our bottom line. Their insight, support With a chance to win high value prizes including traditional Skill Cranes are available in a variety of would also bring that little extra. We wanted to see creativity and a class and expertise has been invaluable.” mobile phones and tablets, our Novelty Games add sizes with subtle branding and colours. leading approach to leisure vending & marketing events. With Clearhill, we something a bit different for grown-up kids! believe we have found the business that can deliver on that.” Peter Murray, Centre Manager, Buttercrane Ian Hunter, Centre Director, Swords Pavilions 6 7 Clearhill Retail Entertainment MINI DPS PHOTO BOOTH Our Mini DPS Photo Booth provides high quality pictures for official purposes including passports and driving licences as well as fun photo backgrounds. Designed for maximum accessibility and convenience the booth boasts a simple layout and ‘Chip and Photo Booths are ideal for adding Pin’ payment options. Screen advertising comes as additional services to your retail standard, offering an additional revenue generator. space. n Passport approved n Telemetry monitoring Customers looking to capture a special n Chip and Pin payments moment with friends and family or to create quality-assured photos for Dimensions: passports, driving licences and other Width: 700mm Height: 1915mm Length: 780mm forms of official identification will find our Photo Booths perfect for their needs. Ref: PB004 Perfect photos everytime 8 9 Clearhill Retail Entertainment DUSTY THE PLANE An instantly recognisable family favourite, Disney’s Dusty is a small town plane with big dreams. With room for multiple adventurers and With over 60 models of Kiddie Rides an eye-catching design with themed available, our diverse range includes sounds, music and lights he’s an unmissable licensed designs and tried-and-tested attraction. favourites. Dimensions: Width: 1400mm Height: 1050mm With gentle motion movements, catchy Length: 1000mm jingles and bright colours, our rides are perfect for entertaining children between the ages of 3 - 11. Selected specifically for Ref: KR037 their ability to generate magical experiences High flying adventures! and create special memories, our kiddie rides encourage kids to return time and again. 10 11 Clearhill Retail Entertainment MICKEY MOUSE TRAIN SPIDER-MAN WALL RIDE With LED lights and action packed sound effects the Disney’s Mickey Mouse sits proudly on his brightly Spider-Man ride offers children the thrill of joining coloured train with space for a co-driver in front. their favourite superhero tackle his enemies as they The bright colours, catchy music and flashing lights parachute in one of his nets. make this a train themed ride that all young children love. The unique design of this ride makes it perfect for wall locations or areas of limited space. Dimensions: Width: 1350mm Height: 1450mm Length: 770mm Dimensions: Width: 920mm Height: 2200mm Depth: 1200mm Ref: KR035 All aboard! Ref: KR036 Wall of fame 12 13 Clearhill Retail Entertainment SKY RESCUE HELICOPTER There’s room for two thrill-seekers on board this eye-catching rescue helicopter. Features include a lift movement, dual spinning steering wheels, 7” LCD screen, LED lights and themed sounds. Dimensions: Width: 850mm Height: 1400mm Length: 1550mm Ref: KR009 Kids to the rescue! 14 Clearhill Retail Entertainment TOY STORY CAROUSEL Our selection of carousels feature a diverse range of colourful themes With the instantly recognisable theme tune our and familiar faces which children Toy Story Carousel enables children to join their can’t resist. favourite Disney Pixar characters in a real life adventure. They can gallop away on Bullseye From planes, trains and automobiles to the loveable horse, or lift off on an intergalatic adventure in Buzz’s spaceship. popular licences including Peppa Pig and and Toy Story, we have something for The release of Toy Story 4 will continue to drive every retail location! demand for an already popular Carousel. Dimensions: Height: 1500mm Length: 1380mm Ref: C018 To infinity...and beyond! 16 17 Clearhill Retail Entertainment SPEEDY CAROUSEL HORSE CAROUSEL There’s space for two speed demons on our This compact classic features a traditional design, racing themed Carousel! complete with colourful antique-style horses, twinkling lights and music. With stop-clock, racing trophy and spinning steering wheels this is an action packed ride With space for three children at once, these tucked into an efficiently designed Carousel. carousel horses are a delight for parents seeking a few moments respite! Dimensions: Width: 1600mm Height: 1800mm Dimensions: Height: 3400mm Length: 2270mm Ref: C017 Ref: C007 Always in pole position Giddy Up 18 19 Clearhill Retail Entertainment TURBO TOONS™ TurboToons™ feature 24” high definition LED screens, double axis electric motion base, two seats and spinning steering wheels. Their colourful design and friendly features make them instantly attractive to children of all ages. Coin operated Simulators offer Available colours: Pink, blue and yellow. a fun, interactive experience for young visitors. Dimensions: Width: 966mm Height: 1358mm Length: 1632mm With large screens on which the machine motion is brought to life and Ref: S001 additional effects created through air vents and bubble machines, Turbo powered
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