LAS VEGAS - In the competitive world of Las Vegas Casinos, an aging casino floor won't keep players coming back for long. It is common practice for properties to refresh their gaming floors every few years, to continually provide a fresh, enjoyable experience for their patrons. One of the key components of any slot floor remodel are the games themselves. What many people do not realize however, is that the games require a base, generally referred to as a slot base, to support the machines while providing a routing mechanism for concealing the electrical and communications wiring for each machine.

Henderson, NV based VSR is the industry leader for metal and wood slot bases worldwide. They were selected through a competitive bid to provide the 1,000 slot bases for the latest Caesars Palace remodel. Slot floor management decided on VSR's Ecco metal slot base for its light weight and superior strength, but elected to elevate the design with a durable, decorative laminate.

"More and more, our customers are demanding the serviceability of a metal base, but they still want a furniture-grade piece in appearance. With Ecco, we can offer them a very wide array of functional and aesthetic options." --Steven Richards, SW Division Manager, VSR Industries

Established in 1969, VSR Industries has grown into an industry-leading lean manufacturing facility, employing over 200 people worldwide. VSR specializes in the manufacture and final installation of high security gaming locks, wood and metal slot bases, slot cabinets and custom fabrication. With over 4 decades in operation and a 130,000 square foot manufacturing facility, VSR remains the only base and lock manufacturer who controls every aspect of what becomes the final product -- no middlemen. No other company in the industry can make this claim. Further, no other lock or base manufacturer holds licenses in more gaming jurisdictions worldwide than VSR. VSR Industries remains a privately held company, based in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Source: VSR Industries