Pilot Rock®
Products are
Designed & Manufactured in the USA - Since 1959
New Products Featured in
this Catalog Benches
Coordinate Our Products for the look you want!
Tables, Benches and Trash Receptacles can be coordinated by selecting matching materials… lumber, aluminum, recycled plastic, thermo-plastic coated expanded, perforated or cut steel plate steel, and the frame fi nish… and by selecting matching or complimentary colors. See Pages 41-43. Increase company, organization, school, or sports team visibility by coordinating colors and adding custom signage to benches, tables, and receptacles. See Page 21. See Page 97 for more examples.
To Help Us Serve You More Quickly … Please have the following product details ready when contacting us by telephone or e-mail to request additional product information or a Price Quotation. With this information at hand we can serve you more quickly.
Tables and
Benches
Model Series: For example, XT Series picnic table or CXB Series bench. Preferred Frame Installation: Portable, surface mount or embedded frame posts. Preferred Frame Finish: Such as galvanized, or powder coated with color choice. Desired Length. Top/Seat/Back Material: Such as lumber, recycled plastic or thermo-plastic coated steel.
Wheelchair Accessible: For example, end or side access on a table.
Trash and
Recycling
Model Series: For example, TRH Series or Amherst Series. Desired Shape: Such as round or square. Required Capacity: Such as 32 gallon or 55 gallon. Preferred Material: For example, lumber, recycled plastic or thermo-plastic coated steel.
Lid Function: Collecting trash or recyclables. Type of Lid: Flat or domed, steel or plastic and what color. Choice of Mounts: For receptacle - surface mount or permanent pedestal mount.
Grills and Firerings
Model Series: Such as A-20 or FS-30. Size: Square inches of cooking area desired or fi rering diameter. Cooking Grate Adjustment: Infi nitely Adjustable, multilevel or single level. Installation Method (grills): Embedded post, bolt down base plate, disk base or caster base.
Installation Method (fi rerings): For example, tip back anchor pins or spade anchors.
With this information at hand, Customer Service can quickly provide you with a complete Model Number for reference and a price quote including all of the requested features. Please help us serve you better by having as much of this product information available when you contact us. Thank you for calling!
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Pg. 5 CXB with Cut Steel Plate Seat Pg. 11 B111C Embedded Installation Pg.15 B70 Steel Strap & Perforated Seat Pg. 18 Team Bench Pg. 19 SAB/P Bench Pg. 20 Contemporary Bench
Picnic Tables
Pg. 28 Square & Round Kids’ Tables Pg. 30 All Wood or All Plastic Tables Pg. 31 Snow Load Tables Pg. 35 Twin Pedestal Table Pg. 38 UM-10 Market Umbrella
Trash & Recycling
Pg. 47 Oak Knoll Receptacle Pg. 48 Steel Strap Receptacle Pg. 49 Expanded Steel Receptacle Pg. 53 CN-SDR & CN-3031 Lids Pg. 55 Band It Elastic Loop Pg. 60 DogiPot
Pg. 61 Bear Proof Receptacle Pg. 62 Varmint Defi ant Can Cover Pg. 63 Tilting Trash Receptacle Pg. 64 Kolorcans
Parking Pg. 69 BR106 Bike Rack Amenities
Pg. 71 Bollard Barricade Pg. 72 ULT-4 Swivel Utility Table Pg. 75 Planters
Grills Pg. 82 Q3-2460 Grill
Pg. 85 Custom Cut Cooking Grate Pg. 87 Grill Station
Firerings
Pg. 89 Swivel Grate Firering Pg. 90 LDW Firering
Pg. 92 FSW Swivel Grate Firering Pg. 93 L-32 — 9" & 11" tall Firerings Pg. 95 Custom Cut Grate Pg. 95 Clean-out Spade
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