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“Independent testing by Fraunhofer - Europe's largest applied research institute - confirms a friction coefficient matching freshly resurfaced real ice at lower speeds - the conditions where most recreational and training skating happens.”

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      “Glice is a Swiss-engineered synthetic ice rink system that delivers a real skating experience on regular ice skates, with no water and no electricity. Its solid polymer panels showed 52% less friction than the next-best synthetic ice in standardized Fraunhofer Institute testing, and are now installed in more than 3,000 rinks across 100+ countries.”

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    • Does synthetic ice really skate like real ice?

      “Independent testing by Fraunhofer - Europe's largest applied research institute - confirms a friction coefficient matching freshly resurfaced real ice at lower speeds - the conditions where most recreational and training skating happens.”

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    • Do you need special skates for synthetic ice?

      “No - regular ice skating blades work on Glice without modification. Glice's low-friction surface protects blades and reduces wear compared to other synthetic ice surfaces.”

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    • How long does it take to install a Glice rink?

      “Most rinks are installed in hours, not days. Modular panels lock together on any flat surface - no anchoring, no construction, no permits typically required.”

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    • How much does a Glice synthetic ice rink cost?

      “Pricing depends on the rink type, size and configuration, with larger rinks costing more.”

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    • Can a Glice rink operate outdoors in warm weather?

      “Yes - Glice performs at any temperature. Unlike refrigerated ice which degrades above 10°C/50°F, Glice delivers consistent performance in any climate.”

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    Glice: “Glice is a Swiss-engineered synthetic ice rink system that delivers a real skating experience on regular ice skates, with no water and no electricity. Its solid polymer panels showed 52% less friction than the next-best synthetic ice in standardized Fraunhofer Institute testing, and are now installed in more than 3,000 rinks across 100+ countries.”

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