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Do it Just Light That 

Just Light That is the New Life of the Vegas Party    

    Bugsy Segal lit up Las Vegas all right –– turning a small, tumbleweed-blown desert outpost into a national, and now international, gaming and nightclub destination almost overnight. But leave it to another Las Vegas good-time icon to take Bugsy's vision a giant step farther –– keeping the party going coast to coast –– night after profitable night –– with an array of innovative, light-animated products guaranteed to pack the house and banish the competition across town.

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A Kaleidoscope of Colors
    Just like that, Just Light That (JLT) can turn an ordinary, two-dimensional dance space into a 3-D kaleidoscope of light and color and motion with its premiere interactive lighting system comprised of pressure sensitive LED tiles that may be purchased outright or rented for a special occasion.
    Just Light That’s line of Atomic Products, including Atomic Sunglass, Atomic Watches, Atomic Keychains, Atomic Dog Tags and Atomic Sandals, bring still more Vegas-style pizzazz to the party for patrons, and help to turn good nights at the door and the bar into great nights for operators. All of JLT's Atomic Products are available at wholesales prices with minimum orders.

Turn On the Traffic
    The mainstay of its growing business and reputation, Just Light That's dance floors differ from conventional ones in a number of key ways, says JLT CEO Jarred Mendelson, who first saw the LED technology developed by Lightspace at a trade show in Los Angeles a few back.
    “The interactive, LED technology can be applied to dance floors and all flat surfaces,” Mendelson says. “It can be a wall and a floor combo.”
Instead of just being a dance floor that patrons stand on, the dance space is all around them, Mendelson adds.     “The floor responds to pressure as you touch it. The floor and the walls work in combination. The effects from the floor will bleed over to the walls.”
    This light and sound experience is contained within a platform that can be assembled into floors or walls of any size, allowing for unlimited combinations of full color animations and interactive lighting effects. The Lightspace technology can be incorporated into many permanent design aspects, including ultra lounges, large clubs, atmospheric wall displays, bar tops and more.
     A typical installation is a 16-by-16-foot dance floor that sells for approximately $100,000, Mendelson says. Though not inexpensive, he says a JLT dance space can pay for itself in short order, whether as a prop for corporate events, an enhancement to a VIP area or a change of pace for operators who cater to a slightly different crowd night to night.
    “The floor is totally programmable. We can put any logo on the floor, as well as animation and even video,” Mendleson says. “If a beverage brand is hosting a special event at your venue, you can charge them to put their logo on the dance floor.”
    JLT dance floor tiles, made of Kevlar with a Lexan cover, also are durable. “They withstand 3,000 pounds per square inch,” Mendelson says. “Evereyone's first impression is awe. The flexibility of our product gives any venue an added advantage.” NCB

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