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Sonic Square Park

Mesa, AZ USA

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A pair of green lawn chair sit in front of a playground climber shaded by two peak side-by-side tan shade structures.
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A pair of green lawn chair sit in front of a playground climber shaded by two peak side-by-side tan shade structures.

Playground Details

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Product Lines/ Categories

  • Custom Products
  • Freestanding Play
  • SkyWays®

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Sonic Square Park offers an Eclipse® Net Climber to challenge kids ages 5 to 12 to navigate up, down over and around the web of playground nets. Adjacent to the playground climbing structure are two SkyWays® 4-Point Peak commercial shade sails that provide a break from the warm Arizona sun.

 

Installed: June 2019

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Exerplay, Inc.,
PO Box 1160
Cedar Crest, NM 87008
Toll Free 800-457-5444
Phone 505-281-0151
info@exerplay.com
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