SHEET 01 / 04Detail: foot
No foundations
Stands on existing asphalt or concrete. No concreting on site.
Concrete Skateparks, Skate Bowls, Skate Pipes, Concrete Pump Tracks, Barbecue Area, Changing Cubicle, Shelter / Pavilion, Rink Boards
EN 14974
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- Modular
- Made of concrete elements
- Robust
- Reinforced concrete
- Foundation-free
- Straight onto asphalt
- Recyclable
- Concrete and steel
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Built for
decades
Concrete, steel and rubber, made in the factory and tested by TÜV. And when the place changes, the elements simply move with it.
SHEET 02 / 04C35/45
Vandal-resistant
Wooden ramps wear out and splinter, steel ramps dent and their bolts work loose: our concrete stands up to all of it.
SHEET 03 / 04EN 14974
Tested safety
TÜV-certified since 2000. TÜV also monitors production.
SHEET 04 / 04KrWG § 6
Move it, don't demolish it
No demolition, no rubble. Your investment moves with you.
350+installations since 1998
One partner from design to aftercare
Design, build
& service
For more than 25 years we have guided municipalities, architects and landscape planners through every phase of a skatepark project, from consultation to long-term maintenance.
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Phase 01 / 03DIN EN 14974
Design & Advice
We guide you from the first idea to the detailed design to EN 14974. Based on your site and budget, we produce plan views and 3D designs.
Phase 02 / 03Installation
Build & Installation
Faster, usually cheaper and less weather-dependent than in-situ concrete: our modular precast units are installed directly on asphalt, concrete or a foundation slab. Our team typically completes a turnkey park in a few days.
Phase 03 / 03Maintenance
Service & Maintenance
Even after opening, the park can be extended, rearranged or moved. Individual modules can be repaired. We supply maintenance instructions, support extensions and remain your point of contact.
A few daysto a turnkey park, for a typical park
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Our catalogue lists every element with dimensions, example combinations and notes on standards, plus the installation and maintenance instructions.
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Technical FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Everything about planning, costs, funding and construction of skateparks, pump tracks and BMX facilities, from your skatepark manufacturer.
01How much does a concrete skatepark or pump track cost?
The cost of a skatepark or pump track depends on size, the choice of elements and the ground. In many projects, modular precast concrete is cheaper than in-situ concrete, because earthworks, base slabs and extensive preparation are largely unnecessary. Our price list includes example parks with costs, which we are happy to send you. We offer a free, no-obligation initial consultation with a cost estimate for your project.
02Skatepark, skate park or skate plaza: what is the difference?
In practice these terms mean the same thing: an area with obstacles such as ramps, bowls, rails and pipes for skateboards, BMX, scooters and inline skates. “Skatepark” is the usual word, and a “skate plaza” usually means a street-style layout. We build all of these from modular precast concrete.
03Are the parks also suitable for BMX and scooters?
Yes. The concrete surfaces withstand the point loads of BMX pegs and scooter decks for years. Unsealed concrete stays grippy even when wet, for skateboards, BMX, scooters and inline skates. All parks are designed for several sports.
04Why concrete instead of timber or asphalt?
Concrete holds its shape, needs little maintenance and resists vandalism, even in frost and heat. Our skate ramps and pump track elements in reinforced C35/45 concrete last much longer than timber ramps. On top of that comes the modular system: elements can be rearranged, removed or added to without breaking up foundations.
05Is funding available for skateparks and pump tracks?
In Germany, yes. Municipalities can apply for funds from the federal and state sports facility programmes. Programmes for urban open space and physical activity may also apply. We support you with the funding application and the tender, and supply the technical documents you need, from the EN 14974 TÜV certificate to the structural calculations.
06What about noise and planning permission?
In our experience, concrete elements are around 5–8 dB(A) quieter than ramps made of timber, metal or plastic. That can make planning permission easier. During the approval process we support you with structural calculations and the necessary supporting documents.
07Can we start small and extend the park later?
Yes, that is exactly what the A+ modular system is for. Many municipalities start with a starter kit, for example a quarter pipe, a bank and a rail, and extend the skatepark over the years. Because no foundations are poured, this is possible at any time. Elements can also be rearranged or moved to a new site.
08How do planning and construction of a skatepark work?
The process starts with a needs analysis on site. We take care of the entire planning: from the design through 3D planning and detailed engineering to EN 14974, to turnkey installation. The precast concrete units arrive by lorry and are set up with a forklift, a pallet truck or, for pipes and tall elements, a mobile crane. A typical skatepark is in place within a few days.