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Infinitus Pizza Pie

Wheat Ridge, CO USA

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Infinitus Pizza Pie Wheat Ridge, CO
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Infinitus Pizza Pie Wheat Ridge, CO

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Product Lines/ Categories

  • Freestanding Play
  • SkyWays®

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Design files are not available for this custom design. Contact your local playground consultant for additional details.

In an effort to create a more comfortable patio dining experience at their Wheat Ridge, Colo., location, Infinitus Pizza Pie added the SkyWays® Cantilever Back-to-Back Shade. Not only does this shade product help keep temperatures on the patio cooler, but it also helps protect guests from UV rays. Best of all, patio diners can enjoy their pizza comfortably.

Installed: August 2017

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Rocky Mountain Recreation Inc.
PO Box 1521
Englewood, CO 80150
Phone 303-783-1452
info@rmrec.com
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