Surfaces Attendee Really Wins a Harley

Dallas, TX, March 23, 2006--Yes, a real person from a real place really did win a real Harley-Davidson motorcycle at Surfaces 2006 last February--just as promised by one of the show's most heavily promoted contests. Bob Allen, president, Allen’s Floor Systems, Oklahoma City, OK, is the new owner of the new Harley-Davidson 2006 Dyna FXDBI Street Bob. The motorcycle features a raked front end, solo seat, factory ape hangers, laced wheels, black powder-coated, polished Twin Cam 88 powertrain and a new 6-speed Cruise Drive transmission via mid-mount controls. The model is so hot right now, dealers can’t keep it in stock. “I have been going to Surfaces for years now and always enjoy going,” says Allen. “We always take 10 to 12 people from the company and they thoroughly enjoy it too. We will look forward to attending for many years to come. Who knows…maybe I will win a car or a boat next time.” To be eligible for the Win A Harley Contest, attendees at Surfaces 2006 had to have their official ExpoCard swiped at one of the 17 Promotional Partners’ booths on the show floor. In a random drawing on February 3rd Allen was chosen as the lucky winner. During Surfaces 2006, attendees visited the following Promotional Partners to enter the contest: Anderson Hardwood Floors Beaulieu of America BR111 Imports & Exports, Inc. Camelot Carpet Mills Columbia Flooring Dixie Home Faus Group Gulistan Carpet Inc. Invista (Stainmaster Carpet) Mannington Mills Mapei Nourison Rug Corporation Pinnacle Interior Elements Royalty Carpet Mills Quick-Step Solutia Wilsonart Flooring. Surfaces 2006, which took place February 1-3 at the Sands Expo & Convention Center, Las Vegas, Nevada, drew 40,588 retailers, builders, architects, designers, distributors and installers from around the world to meet face-to-face with 1,070 exhibiting companies in approximately 515,000 net square feet of exhibit space. Surfaces 2007 will take place February 7-9. again at the Sands Expo & Convention Center in Las Vegas. For details see www.Surfaces.com.

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