They can close this roof in 8 minutes when it starts to rain. It is very slick.
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Rutledge Family Fall 2017
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Retractable roofs are really effective in sports stadiums for many events. The only problem is that they cost higher and they need to be maintained better. But you have to admit, this is roofing technology at its finest, especially when you see it open and close.
ReplyDelete>Max Boughner