Reilly’s Public House Creates New Outdoor Dining Experience with a Roll-A-Cover

Piermont, NY  (RestaurantNews.com)  Roll-A-Cover recently manufactured and installed a retractable patio enclosure and fixed glass railing at Reilly’s Public House in Piermont, New York. Prior to this installation, the restaurant was unable to utilize its outdoor patio space in the winter months and during inclement weather. Now, the retractable enclosure allows the restaurant to remain open year-round without concern for the weather. When the weather turns, the retractable glass enclosure closes manually with ease. Therefore, diners can continue to dine on the patio with an outdoor ambiance. Additionally, the enclosure protects the patio from the elements and debris. When the weather permits, the enclosure opens to the outdoors. This creates an unparalleled experience for the diner and ensures year-round revenue generation on the patio.

“The retractable enclosure added 30 seats and every weekend it is packed. It’s the room of choice!” – Manager, Reilly’s Public House

About Roll-A-Cover, International

Roll-A-Cover, International is America’s largest manufacturer of trackless retractable enclosure products. When the weather becomes inclement you will quickly and easily be able to close your retractable enclosure and still be able to utilize your outdoor area. This allows your customers to be outdoors or indoors rather than having a permanent structure year-round. Roll-A-Cover has earned over 14 industry awards for its retractable enclosure products and is continuing to cover restaurant patios, rooftops, and swimming pools across the globe. Don’t waste valuable outdoor dining space and lose money. Generate revenue year-round with a Roll-A-Cover retractable enclosure or retractable roof system. For more information, please visit www.rollacover.com, call 866-393-7292, or email sales@rollacover.com. You can also follow us @rollacoverintl!

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