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Skating Facilities 2004/05

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General informations rampart Skating Facilities from ¬ ...... 2 The Surface ...... 2 The Basic Structure ...... 2 Guarantee and Safety ...... 2 Servicing and Maintenance ...... 2 Excellent version ...... 3 Location election ...... 3 Attachment ...... 4 Assembly ...... 4 Advisory Service with Sample Case! ...... 4 Checklist for the Planning and Construction . . . .5 Sponsoring ...... 5

Complete skating facilities Freddy ...... 6 Skatepark Carry ...... 6 Skatepark Chucky ...... 7 Skatepark Scary ...... 7 Skatepark 1 ...... 8 Skatepark 2 ...... 8

Street elements ...... 9 Rails ...... 9 Curved Grind Rail...... 9 Curbs ...... 10 Box ...... 10 Banks ...... 11 Jump-Ramps ...... 12 Spines ...... 13 Waves ...... 13 Pyramides ...... 14 ...... 15 Startplatforms ...... 21 Quarterpipes ...... 21 Flatlands ...... 23 Wallrides ...... 23 Halfpipes ...... 24

References ...... 26

rampart Skating Facilities from ª No other type of fun and trend sport has developed into a cult to the first ¬ rampart skating facilities were developed by and for same extent as skating on a wooden board. For most skateboarders and skaters and BMX bikers. On the basis of observations and suggestions in-line skaters, skating is not a sport but a way of life. Skating is the made by active skaters we acquire a good deal of important informa- latest trend and has already become a ubiquitous feature of our mobile tion, which we implement in continuous product improvements. The society. The perfect combination of fun and sport already has more than result of such intense and continuous cooperation is products which are 12 million followers in Germany. What was once only a fashion has long tailor-made to fulfil the highest demands on an international level, and become the most popular fitness sport in towns and cities. which will continue to do so in the future. Roads, cycling paths and public places are meeting points for skaters, The ratios of length, breadth and height of the rampart skating so that it is only natural that problems will arise with other road users facilities are selected in such a way as to provide optimum skating and pedestrians. Therefore we have to be able to offer our children and conditions. With all ¬ products the main focus is always on the young people areas in which they can quench their thirst for adventure safety aspect, and these are manufactured without exception according without becoming a problem. to the strict German safety norms and highest quality standards. Our experience and professional advice guarantees satisfied customers and We can assist you in developing attractive and multifunctional areas users. that are in line with the wishes of such young people. More and more skateboarders, in-line skaters and BMX bikers throughout the world enthuse about rampart skating facilities. More than 15 years ago the

The Surface The Basic Structure The basic precondition for enjoying skating as much as possible is the The substructure of the rampart skating facilities consists of a 30x30 right surface. rampart skating facilities are supplied with a specially mm-thick, hot-galvanised steel tube frame. In addition, all facilities are developed seamless glass fibre plastic surface which is fully adapted to equipped with side casing consisting of 1.5 mm hot-galvanised sheet skaters’ requirements. The surface stands out not only due to its opti- steel. This makes ¬ rampart skating facilities even quieter and mum skating properties and low noise level, but also due to its many provides outstanding protection against damage by vandals. All other other positive characteristics: skating elements such as slides, rails, curbs and grinds are made of gal- • 100% abrasion-proof vanised steel tubes. Each individual rampart skating element can be • absolutely water-resistant set up without foundations on a flat and solid surface (tar, concrete, • maintenance-free asphalt). However, upon request Technivalor dowel plugs are available • extremely quiet for even better anchorage of the facilities in the ground. • seamless surface • does not dazzle in sunshine Guarantee and Safety • does not heat up • very good grip, even in bright sunshine ¬ provides a guarantee of five years on the basic structure and the • suitable for beginners, advanced skaters and experts surface of all rampart skating facilities. Of course all • optimum skating properties for in-line skaters, skate- ¬ rampart skating facilities are German TÜV boarders and BMX bikers tested and correspond to the current DIN 33943. • lifetime of 10-15 years • available in all common RAL colours; standard colour is green

Servicing and Maintenance rampart skating facilities are extremely low maintenance, as during Changes to individual parts of the skating facilities or the structures manufacture maximum priority is given to using and processing only which affect their safety may only be carried out after consultation with high-quality and fault-free materials. In spite of such elaborate and ¬ or a person authorised to do so. Please retain certificates relating sophisticated processing, rampart skating facilities have to be chek- to regular checks and maintenance of your skating facilities. In this way ked, serviced and maintained (if necessary) at regular intervals. This you can always show that you have done everything required to main- applies in particular to skating facilities set up in public places. Regular tain and care for the facilities. maintenance and care of the skating facilities is associated with a high level of safety and a long life (DIN 33943/11.2000). For this reason it is important for the skating facilities themselves and their surroundings to be inspected at regular intervals by specialists with respect to their safety and correct functioning.

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All rampart Skating Facilities in the „Excellent“ Version The new Excellent version of all rampart skating facilities offers the additional innovative soundproofing measures and has now been con- following additional advantages: firmed by the TFÜ (German Technical Vehicle Monitoring Service) by means of comparative noise measurements. Å Improved Edge Protection With the help of the additional soundproofing an average reduction of The edges of the running surfaces are additionally protected by the almost 3 dB(A) has been achieved. This is comparable to halving the bolting on of stainless steel tube rectangular profiles. As well as fixing number of noise sources present: two quarterpipes in the new sound- the surface, this also makes it possible to use the edges for grinding, providing even more fun and space for additional tricks. proofed rampart Excellent design do not cause higher sound levels than one quarterpipe that is not soundproofed. Ç Continuous Bolting If one compares the values of the soundproofed Excellent version with The running surface and the basic structure are bolted through with a quarterpipe made of wood, the difference may be up to 5.4 dB(A). self-securing counter nuts. This prevents the bolts from being released This means that one quarterpipe made of wood would from the cover while at the same offering extra safety and noise pro- produce almost as much noise as four soundproofed tection. rampart Excellent systems.

¤ Additional Soundproofing The new Excellent version of the rampart skating facilities is even quieter than before. This has been made possible through the use of

Location election In order to avoid problems with local residents and prevent any com- The minimum area required is calculated mainly from the number and plaints due to high noise levels, skating facilities should generally not the structure of the desired skating elements. For a mini-ramp, for be set up in residential areas. However, the skating track should not be example, an area of 100 square metres is sufficient, as only the safety too isolated in order to avoid damage by vandals and uncontrolled areas prescribed by DIN 33 943 need to be maintained and other run- aggression. The level of acceptance of such locations is not particular- up areas do not apply. If a street course consisting of several elements ly high even among the parents of young users. Suitable locations are is to be set up, an area of at least 300 square metres is recommended areas in the vicinity of schools, kindergartens, playgrounds and sports in order to provide optimum levels of fun and enough safety for all grounds, as well as sports halls. Industrial and mixed-use areas have users. Due to the run-up paths the area should preferably be rectan- been shown to be good locations too. gular and not square.

3 Attachment In order to be able to make optimum use of the ¬ rampart street a flat base made of asphalt or concrete is sufficient. If skating facilities elements and thus achieve maximum levels of fun, the surface only has are set up in the direct vicinity of playgrounds, sports grounds or road to be designed with a flat base which can be skated on, such as con- traffic, it is suggested that it be separated from these by structural items crete, tar or fine asphalt. In order to guarantee rapid drying and the or open ground. We recommend the use of bushes and embankments, drainage of rainwater, the surface must have a gradient of 2%. Due to as these provide not only safety, but also help to reduce noise levels. its elasticity and low level of wear, asphalt is particularly suitable for skating parks located out of doors. For all mini-, midi- and vert ramps

Assembly All ¬ rampart street elements are supplied in a preassembled The illustration shows the individual working steps and the functioning condition. This allows considerable time and cost savings during instal- of the Technivalor dowel anchorage (on the right). lation. All mini-, midi and vert ramps are supplied partially dismantled into component parts. All equipment is prepared for self-assembly. Upon request, the skating facilities can also be set up for you by our experienced installation team. Should you wish to install the equipment yourself, an expert in the installation of such equipment should nevertheless be present on site. The stated installation times refer to one specialist, although an additional assistant is also required for the installation. Lifting gear is required on site for unloading large sections. Attachment of the facilities in the ground is carried out using the dowel plugs supplied, which can be anchored either into the concrete floor, or in the case of asphalt to the prepared foundations. A particularly safe hold is provided by the special Technivalor dowel anchorage. However, these are not supplied as standard, but can be ordered as desired. The Technivalor dowel anchorage means that foundations can be done without.

Advisory Service with Sample Case! The aim of every skating system is to provide skaters with the perfect assist you in planning and constructing your skating park, starting with run. Although any ¬ rampart skating element can be set up indi- the construction of your facilities on a scale of 1:50 using our sample vidually, only the harmonious and perfect interplay of the individual case, and finishing with the ceremonial opening of the full-scale elements will produce the ideal skating park. For this reason, coopera- version. The all-round supervision and support we provide take full tion between the planners and users is essential. We shall be pleased to account of the interests of skaters, residents and spectators alike.

4 Checklist for the Planning and Construction of Skating Facilities • Various requirements of the user groups: • Is there a minimum distance of five metres between the equipment? Inline skaters require higher and larger elements as they usually Rule of thumb: Distance of a quarterpipe to the next street element: stand more securely on their skates, which are firmly tied to their min. construction height x 5, max. construction height x 7 feet. They achieve speeds of up to 50 kilometres per hour. Run-up distance without quarterpipe: approx 10 metres BMX bikers have more or less the same requirements of skating • Has the required distance to the nearest residential area been main- equipment as inline skaters. tained? Skateboarders prefer flatter and lower equipment, as the board is not permanently tied to the feet and so they do not stand so firmly on • Are special noise protection measures required? the board. They achieve speeds of up to 25 kilometres per hour. • Are signs with safety instructions in the local language needed? • Have the skills and the relationships between the various user groups • Should the offer be accompanied by a sketch or does a proposed lay- being taken into account? out already exist? • Is there sufficient space available? • Are benches and litter baskets required? Minimum area for a mini-ramp: 100 square metres Minimum area for a street course: approx 300 square metres • Should additional equipment for young people be included in the planning, e.g. a pavilion, ¬ merry-go-round etc? • Can the area be skated on, is it absolutely flat and does it have a Girls do not skate as often as boys but should also be included in the gradient of approx. 2% so that rainwater can drain off? Fine asphalt planning. and concrete are particularly suitable as the track surface. • Who will carry out the installation? • Can all skating equipment be placed on the surface in accordance with DIN 33943? • A trained installation expert should always be present during instal- lation. • Is the layout appropriate and „skateable“?

Sponsoring Have you ever considered sponsoring for a skating facility? Finance your Advantages for the Sponsor: skating system by means of sponsoring and rent out the surface as The particularly attractive target group of 12 to 20-year-olds is con- advertising space! tinuously aware of his name. It is no problem to incorporate an advertising logo in the ¬ glass The advertising impression is more memorable and inexpensive than fibre plastic surface for a very reasonable price. traditional advertising measures. The advertising logo is incorporated in the surface and so cannot be removed or scratched. The sponsor improves his image among young people. Ask your bank, your local sports shop or your insurance company... even the smallest of villages will have a sponsor for a skating facility! The glass fibre plastic surface can be produced by us in all RAL colours. The basic colour of the glass fibre plastic surface is green. The advertising logo is required on a diskette or CD-ROM (stating the programme) and can be supplied in all RAL colours. Used or broken surfaces of existing facilities can be re-covered using a glass fibre plastic surface. The following surfaces are recommended: 5 30 200 0 6 mm GFRP, for street elements y’s 5 30 201 0 7 mm GFRP, for mini-ramps Your compan logo could go Possible width of up to 9,000 mm here!

5 Skatepark Freddy consists of: Quarterpipe 1.0 Jump Ramp 0.6 Rail 3.0 New

Article number: 5 30 990 0 Designation: ...... Skatepark Freddy Required area: . . . .17x10 m Weight: ...... 640 kg Tecnivalor dowels: . .8 Assembly time: . . . .4,5 hours

Skatepark Carry

New

consists of: Startplatform 1.2 1 /2 with and Curb Spine 0.8

Article number: 5 30 992 0 Designation: ...... Skatepark Carry Required area: . . . .23x12 m Weight: ...... 1360 kg Tecnivalor dowels: . .12 Assembly time: . . . .6,5 hours

6 Skatepark Chucky

consists of: Quarterpipe 1.2 1 /2 Funbox New Bank 0.6 Grind 4.0

Article number: 5 30 991 0 Designation: ...... Skatepark Chucky Required area: . . . .26x11 m Weight: ...... 1145 kg Tecnivalor dowels: . .12 Assembly time: . . . .8 hours

Skatepark Scary

consists of: Flatland 1.2 x 4.8 Full Funbox with Slide Ollie Box Jump Ramp 1.0 Bank 0.4

Article number: 5 30 993 0 Designation: ...... Skatepark Scary Required area: . . . .30x24 m New Weight: ...... 1710 kg Tecnivalor dowels: . .25 Assembly time: . . . .10,5 hours

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Skatepark 1

consists of: Rail 6.0 Quarterpipe 1.2 1 /2 Funbox with Slide Curb 3.0 Jump Ramp 0.6 Bank 0.4

Article number: 5 30 997 0 Designation: ...... Skatepark 1 Required area: . . . .25x17 m Weight: ...... 1395 kg Tecnivalor dowels: . .16 Assembly time: . . . .9 hours

Skatepark 2

consists of: Rail 6.0 Jump Ramp 0.8 Bank 0.4 Bank 0.8, 3 /4 Funbox with Spine Flatland 1.2 x 4.8 Ollie Box 1 /2 Pyramide

Article number: 5 30 998 0 Designation: ...... Skatepark 2 Required area: . . . .30x30 m Weight: ...... 3600 kg Tecnivalor dowels: . .31 Assembly time: . . . .14 hours

8 Grind 4.0

Article number: 5 30 039 0 Designation: ...... Grind 4.0 Dimensions: ...... 400x4x30 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 80 kg Volume: ...... 0,05 m3 Safety zone: ...... 1400x404x530 cm ...... (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .- Assembly time: . . . .2 hours

Rail 3.0

Article number: 5 30 032 0 Designation: ...... Rail 3.0 Dimensions: ...... 303x3x42 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 30 kg Volume: ...... 0,04 m3 Safety zone: ...... 1300x403x542 cm ...... (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .- Assembly time: . . . .1 hour

Rail 6.0

Article number: 5 30 031 0 Designation: ...... Rail 6.0 Dimensions: ...... 603x3x42 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 50 kg Volume: ...... 0,08 m3 Safety zone: ...... 1600x403x542 cm ...... (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .- Assembly time: . . . .1 hour

Curved Grind Rail

Article number: 5 30 074 0 Designation: ...... Curved Grind Rail Dimensions: ...... 571x93x42 cm(LxWxH) Weight: ...... 50 kg Volume: ...... 2,21 m3 Safety zone: ...... 1118x567x542 cm ...... (LxWxH) New Tecnivalor dowels: . .- Assembly time: . . . .2 hours

9 Curb 2.0

Article number: 5 30 033 0 Designation: ...... Curb 2.0 Dimensions: ...... 200x10x22 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 140 kg Volume: ...... 0,04 m3 Safety zone: ...... 1200x410x522 cm ...... (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .- Assembly time: . . . .1 hour

Curb 3.0

Article number: 5 30 034 0 Designation: ...... Curb 3.0 Dimensions: ...... 300x10x22 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 210 kg Volume: ...... 0,07 m3 Safety zone: ...... 1300x410x522 cm ...... (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .- Assembly time: . . . .1 hour

Ollie Box

Article number: 5 30 038 0 Designation: ...... Ollie Box Dimensions: ...... 100x300x52 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 250 kg Volume: ...... 1,56 m3 Safety zone: ...... 500x700x552 cm ...... (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .4 Assembly time: . . . .1,5 hours

10 Bank 0.4

Article number: 5 30 030 0 Designation: ...... Bank 0.4 Dimensions: ...... 86x120x40 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 120 kg Volume: ...... 0,41 m3 Safety zone: ...... 586x520x540 cm ...... (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .4 Assembly time: . . . .1 hour

Bank 0.6

Article number: 5 30 029 0 Designation: ...... Bank 0.6 Dimensions: ...... 128x120x60 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 140 kg Volume: ...... 0,92 m3 Safety zone: ...... 628x520x560 cm ...... (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .4 Assembly time: . . . .1 hour

Bank 0.8

Article number: 5 30 028 0 Designation: ...... Bank 0.8 Dimensions: ...... 170x120x80 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 195 kg Volume: ...... 1,63 m3 Safety zone: ...... 670x520x580 cm ...... (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .4 Assembly time: . . . .1 hour

11 Jump-Ramp 0.6

Article number: 5 30 026 0 Designation: ...... Jump-Ramp 0.6 Dimensions: ...... 157x120x60 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 140 kg Volume: ...... 1,09 m3 Safety zone: ...... 657x520x558 cm ...... (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .4 Assembly time: . . . .1 hour

Jump-Ramp 0.8

Article number: 5 30 025 0 Designation: ...... Jump-Ramp 0.8 Dimensions: ...... 177x120x80 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 150 kg Volume: ...... 1,66 m3 Safety zone: ...... 677x520x578 cm ...... (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .4 Assembly time: . . . .1 hour

Jump-Ramp 1.0

Article number: 5 30 024 0 Designation: ...... Jump-Ramp 1.0 Dimensions: ...... 195x120x99 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 220 kg Volume: ...... 2,32 m3 Safety zone: ...... 695x520x599 cm ...... (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .4 Assembly time: . . . .1 hour

12 Spine 0.8

Article number: 5 30 027 0 Designation: ...... Spine 0.8 Dimensions: ...... 357x120x80 cm ...... (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 330 kg Volume: ...... 3,43 m3 Safety zone: ...... 757x520x580 (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .6 Assembly time: . . . .1,5 hours

Spine 0.9

Article number: 5 30 037 0 Designation: ...... Spine 0.9 Dimensions: ...... 325x160x90 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 420 kg Volume: ...... 4,68 m3 Safety zone: ...... 725x560x590 cm ...... (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .6 Assembly time: . . . .2 hours

Wave little

Article number: 5 30 008 0 Designation: ...... Wave little Dimensions: ...... 400x130x50 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 760 kg Volume: ...... 2,60 m3 Safety zone: ...... 800x530x650 cm ...... (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .6 Assembly time: . . . .2 hours New

Wave

Article number: 5 30 007 0 Designation: ...... Wave Dimensions: ...... 600x200x100cm(LxWxH) Weight: ...... 950 kg Volume: ...... 12 m3 Safety zone: ...... 1000x600x600 cm ...... (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .6 Assembly time: . . . .2,5 hours New

13 1 /2 Pyramide

Article number: 5 30 048 0 1 Designation: ...... /2 Pyramide Dimensions: ...... 240x400x50 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 425 kg Volume: ...... 4,80 m3 Safety zone: ...... 640x800x550 cm ...... (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .4 Assembly time: . . . .2,5 hours

Pyramide 0.90

New Article number: 5 30 044 0 Designation: ...... Pyramide 0.90 Dimensions: ...... 500x500x89 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 950 kg Volume: ...... 22,25 m3 Safety zone: ...... 900x900x589 cm ...... (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .4 Assembly time: . . . .14 hours

14 1 /2 Funbox

Article number: 5 30 100 0 1 Designation: ...... /2 Funbox Dimensions: ...... 587x140x85 cm(LxWxH) Weight: ...... 400 kg Volume: ...... 6,99 m3 Safety zone: ...... 987x540x585 cm ...... (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .4 Assembly time: . . . .2,5 hours

1 /2 Funbox with Curb

Article number: 5 30 101 0 1 Designation: ...... /2 Funbox with Curb Dimensions: ...... 587x180x85 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 420 kg Volume: ...... 8,98 m3 Safety zone: ...... 987x580x585 cm ...... (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .4 Assembly time: . . . .2,5 hours

1 /2 Funbox with Slide

Article number: 5 30 102 0 1 Designation: ...... /2 Funbox with Slide Dimensions: ...... 584x140x101cm(LxWxH) Weight: ...... 410 kg Volume: ...... 8,26 m3 Safety zone: ...... 987x540x601 cm ...... (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .4 Assembly time: . . . .2,5 hours

1 /2 Funbox with Slide & Curb

Article number: 5 30 103 0 1 Designation: ...... /2 Funbox with Slide ...... & Curb Dimensions: ...... 587x180x101cm(LxWxH) Weight: ...... 430 kg Volume: ...... 10,67 m3 Safety zone: ...... 987x580x601cm(LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .4 Assembly time: . . . .2,5 hours

15 1 /2 Funbox with Spine

Article number: 5 30 114 0 1 Designation: ...... /2 Funbox with Spine Dimensions: ...... 587x320x85 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 820 kg Volume: ...... 15,97 m3 Safety zone: ...... 987x720x585 cm (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .4 Assembly time: . . . .3 hours

1 1 /2 Funbox with Ledge and /2 Pyramide

New Article number: 5 30 009 0 1 Designation: ...... /2 Funbox with Ledge 1 ...... and /2 Pyramide Dimensions: ...... 587x430x100 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 1000 kg Volume: ...... 25,24 m3 Safety zone: ...... 987x830x600 cm (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .6 Assembly time: . . . .2,5 hours

3 /4 Funbox

Article number: 5 30 104 0 3 Designation: ...... /4 Funbox Dimensions: ...... 587x287x85 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 900 kg Volume: ...... 14,32 m3 Safety zone: ...... 987x687x585 cm ...... (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .6 Assembly time: . . . .3 hours

3 /4 Funbox with Curb

Article number: 5 30 105 0 3 Designation: ...... /4 Funbox with Curb Dimensions: ...... 587x287x85 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 920 kg Volume: ...... 14,32 m3 Safety zone: ...... 987x687x585 cm ...... (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .6 Assembly time: . . . .3 hours

16 3 /4 Funbox with Slide

Article number: 5 30 106 0 3 Designation: ...... /4 Funbox with Slide Dimensions: ...... 587x287x101 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 910 kg Volume: ...... 17,02 m3 Safety zone: ...... 987x687x601 cm ...... (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .6 Assembly time: . . . .3 hours

3 /4 Funbox

Article number: 5 30 109 0 3 Designation: ...... /4 Funbox Dimensions: ...... 587x357x85 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 1010 kg Volume: ...... 17,81 m3 Safety zone: ...... 987x757x585 cm ...... (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .6 Assembly time: . . . .3 hours

3 /4 Funbox with Curb

Article number: 5 30 110 0 3 Designation: ...... /4 Funbox with Curb Dimensions: ...... 587x397x85 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 1030 kg Volume: ...... 19,81 m3 Safety zone: ...... 987x797x585 cm ...... (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .6 Assembly time: . . . .3 hours

17 3 /4 Funbox with Slide

Article number: 5 30 111 0 3 Designation: ...... /4 Funbox with Slide Dimensions: ...... 587x357x101 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 1020 kg Volume: ...... 21,17 m3 Safety zone: ...... 987x757x605 cm (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .6 Assembly time: . . . .3 hours

3 /4 Funbox with Spine

Article number: 5 30 115 0 3 Designation: ...... /4 Funbox with Spine Dimensions: ...... 587x467x85 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 1430 kg Volume: ...... 23,30 m3 Safety zone: ...... 987x867x585 cm ...... (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .6 Assembly time: . . . .3 hours

3 /4 Funbox with Spine & Slide

Article number: 5 30 116 0 3 Designation: ...... /4 Funbox with Spine ...... & Slide Dimensions: ...... 587x467x101 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 1440 kg Volume: ...... 27,69 m3 Safety zone: ...... 987x867x601 cm (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .6 Assembly time: . . . .3 hours

3 1 /4 Funbox with /4 Pyramide & Slide

Article number: 5 30 117 0 3 Designation: ...... /4 Funbox with 1 ...... /4 Pyramide & Slide Dimensions: ...... 587x440x101 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 1300 kg Volume: ...... 26,09 m3 Safety zone: ...... 987x840x601 cm (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .6 Assembly time: . . . .3,5 hours

18 Full Funbox

Article number: 5 30 107 0 Designation: ...... Full Funbox Dimensions: ...... 587x434x85 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 1200 kg Volume: ...... 21,65 m3 Safety zone: ...... 987x834x585 cm ...... (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .8 Assembly time: . . . .3,5 hours

Full Funbox with Slide

Article number: 5 30 108 0 Designation: ...... Full Funbox with Slide Dimensions: ...... 587x434x101 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 1220 kg Volume: ...... 25,73 m3 Safety zone: ...... 987x834x601 cm ...... (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .8 Assembly time: . . . .3,5 hours

Full Funbox

Article number: 5 30 112 0 Designation: ...... Full Funbox Dimensions: ...... 587x504x85 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 1400 kg Volume: ...... 25,15 m3 Safety zone: ...... 987x904x585 cm ...... (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .8 Assembly time: . . . .3,5 hours

Full Funbox with Slide

Article number: 5 30 113 0 Designation: ...... Full Funbox with Slide Dimensions: ...... 587x504x101 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 1410 kg Volume: ...... 29,88 m3 Safety zone: ...... 987x904x601 cm ...... (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .8 Assembly time: . . . .3,5 hours

19 1 Full Funbox with /4 Pyramide & Slide

Article number: 5 30 118 0 Designation: ...... Full Funbox with 1 ...... /4 Pyramide & Slide Dimensions: ...... 587x587x101 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 1600 kg Volume: ...... 34,80 m3 Safety zone: ...... 987x987x601 cm (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .8 Assembly time: . . . .3,5 hours

1 Full Funbox with /4 Pyramide & Spine & Slide

Article number: 5 30 119 0 1 Designation: ...... Full Funbox with /4 ...... Pyramide & Spine & Slide Dimensions: ...... 587x550x85 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 1620 kg Volume: ...... 27,44 m3 Safety zone: ...... 987x950x585 cm (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .8 Assembly time: . . . .3,5 hours

20 Startplatform 1.2

Article number: 5 30 049 0 Designation: ...... Startplatform 1.2 Dimensions: ...... 356x240x226 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 600 kg Volume: ...... 19,31 m3 Safety zone: ...... 356x640x620 cm (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .4 Assembly time: . . . .2,5 hours

Startplatform 1.8

Article number: 5 30 019 0 Designation: ...... Startplatform 1.8 Dimensions: ...... 347x360x286 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 700 kg Volume: ...... 35,73 m3 Safety zone: ...... 347x760x680 cm (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .4 Assembly time: . . . .3 hours

Quarterpipe 1.0

Article number: 5 30 017 0 Designation: ...... Quarterpipe 1.0 Dimensions: ...... 310x200x100 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 470 kg Volume: ...... 6,20 m3 Safety zone: ...... 510x600x600 cm (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .4 Assembly time: . . . .2,5 hours

Quarterpipe 1.2

Article number: 5 30 016 0 Designation: ...... Quarterpipe 1.2 Dimensions: ...... 322x240x226 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 525 kg Volume: ...... 17,47 m3 Safety zone: ...... 322x640x620 cm (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .4 Assembly time: . . . .2,5 hours

21 Quarterpipe 1.5

Article number: 5 30 042 0 Designation: ...... Quarterpipe 1.5 Dimensions: ...... 315x240x256 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 420 kg Volume: ...... 19,35 m3 Safety zone: ...... 315x639x650 cm (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .4 Assembly time: . . . .2,5 hours

Quarterpipe 1.5

Article number: 5 30 035 0 Designation: ...... Quarterpipe 1.5 Dimensions: ...... 330x360x256 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 630 kg Volume: ...... 30,41 m3 Safety zone: ...... 330x760x650 cm (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .4 Assembly time: . . . .2,5 hours

Quarterpipe 1.8

Article number: 5 30 036 0 Designation: ...... Quarterpipe 1.8 Dimensions: ...... 349x360x286 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 700 kg Volume: ...... 35,93 m3 Safety zone: ...... 349x760x680 cm (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .4 Assembly time: . . . .2,5 hours

Two Level Quarterpipe

Article number: 5 30 015 0 Designation: ...... Two Level Quarterpipe Dimensions: ...... 322x360x226 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 700 kg Volume: ...... 26,20 m3 Safety zone: ...... 322x760x620 cm (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .5 Assembly time: . . . .3,5 hours

22 Flatland 1.0 x 2.4

Article number: 5 30 022 0 Designation: ...... Flatland 1.0x2.4 Dimensions: ...... 310x240x100 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 500 kg Volume: ...... 7,44 m3 Safety zone: ...... 510x640x600 cm (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .5 Assembly time: . . . .3,5 hours

Flatland 1.2 x 4.8

Article number: 5 30 023 0 Designation: ...... Flatland 1.2x4.8 Dimensions: ...... 322x480x226 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 980 kg Volume: ...... 34,93 m3 Safety zone: ...... 322x880x620 cm (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .5 Assembly time: . . . .3,5 hours

Wallride small

Article number: 5 30 006 0 Designation: ...... Wallride small Dimensions: ...... 150x245x300 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 530 kg New Volume: ...... 11,03 m3 Safety zone: ...... 1150x845x800cm(LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .4 Assembly time: . . . .2 hours

Wallride big

Article number: 5 30 005 0 Designation: ...... Wallride big Dimensions: ...... 200x245x400 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 640 kg New Volume: ...... 19,60 m3 Safety zone: ...... 1200x845x900cm(LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .4 Assembly time: . . . .2 hours

23 Mini-Ramp 1.5 closed

Article number: 5 31 001 0 Designation: ...... Mini-Ramp 1.5 closed ...... (part assembled) Dimensions: ...... 920x360x256 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 1345 kg Volume: ...... 84,79 m3 Safety zone: ...... 920x960x650 cm (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .8 Assembly time: . . . .12 hours

Midi-Ramp 1.8 closed

Article number: 5 31 002 0 Designation: ...... Midi-Ramp 1.8 closed ...... (part assembled) Dimensions: ...... 1000x360x286 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 1500 kg Volume: ...... 102,96 m3 Safety zone: ...... 1000x960x680 cm (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .8 Assembly time: . . . .12 hours

24 Vert-Ramp 2.8 closed

Article number: 5 31 003 0 Designation: ...... Vert-Ramp 2.8 closed ...... (part assembled) Dimensions: ...... 1060x500x386 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 1800 kg Volume: ...... 204,58 m3 Safety zone: ...... 1560x1500x780 cm (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .8 Assembly time: . . . .18 hours

Vert-Ramp 3.3 closed

Article number: 5 31 004 0 Designation: ...... Vert-Ramp 3.3 closed ...... (part assembled) Dimensions: ...... 1240x500x411 cm (LxWxH) Weight: ...... 2350 kg Volume: ...... 254,82 m3 Safety zone: ...... 1740x1500x805 cm (LxWxH) Tecnivalor dowels: . .8 Assembly time: . . . .22 hours

25 Skating Facilities

rampart Skatepark Nevendon, GB

rampart Skatepark Leighton Buz, GB rampart Skatepark Römerberg, D

rampart Skatepark Torbay, GB

Skating Facilities

rampart Skatepark Hatten, D

rampart Skatepark Bernburg, D

rampart Skatepark Bartley Park, Totton, Southhampton, GB

rampart Skatepark Kiel-Gaarden, D

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