The Gaming Room was designed by Paul Kelly, a popular Architect, who because of the quality required, normally specifies Capital Design Bases. The builder had unfortunately used another company for Bases which were inferior quality and had no flexibility to enable re-configuration to optimise the Room’s performance.

Prior to the renovations, the club at Singleton Diggers Alroy Park was tired and outdated and in serious need of renovations. The smoking area was still the existing smoking area since the bans came into play in 2004.

Kingsgrove RSL undertook a major renovation including their Gaming Room and had engaged Boden Projects and Altis Architecture as well as specialist Gaming Floor Plan designer, Chris Wright. Kingsgrove RSL General Manager Ian Todd then engaged Capital Design Works to design, build and install the Poker Machine Bases & Privacy Screens as he done on previous projects.

The Railway Hotel Lidcombe is a very competitive top ranking room; renowned for exceptional service. The hotel was experiencing increasing local competition and the gaming room was old, tired and dated. It was in need of an upgrade to modernise the room and create a better use of the space.

According to Harp’s owner, the completed project is “one of the nicest gaming rooms around”.

Prior to the redevelopment, Bankstown RSL was in need of major change. Traffic flow, privacy, space and technology was a big problem for the club.

Hotel management says that Capital was easy to work with and offered great ideas for the renovation, and that the feedback from customers has been very positive.

The historic Cabbage Tree Hotel has serviced the coastal suburb of Fairy Meadow in Wollongong NSW for at least 100 years. The hotel today is described by the owners as largely a food and live sports venue.