Concrete
skatepark
Since the 1990s
We develop modular concrete skate elements for permanent skateparks in public spaces. Ours were among the first concrete skate elements in Europe with a TÜV certificate.
Our combi pipe was first sunk into the ground at the Landesgartenschau (regional garden show) 2000 in Memmingen. The first bowl followed in 2002 on Gran Canaria.
Our skate elements stand at sea level as well as above 1,000 m, from Norway to the Canary Islands and from England to Turkey.
Skatepark elements
Our skate modules are made of reinforced concrete. Elements from 35 to 150 cm high have height-adjustable feet and are cast as hollow units, which saves weight. Modules up to 150 cm have fork pockets underneath for a pallet truck or forklift, which also let rainwater drain away.
The elements come in heights of 35, 45, 60, 75, 98, 125 and 150 cm, with walls 8 to 16 cm thick. The pipes are 165, 200 or 255 cm high, with the flat (the level floor) already included. They stand on lockable supports. Small pipes can also be put together from the lower elements. More on the skate pipes page.
The concrete skate elements are UV- and weather-resistant, and their tapered shape means they can be installed even on slightly uneven ground. The built-in edge protection profiles allow the elements to be set up with open joints. On request, we close the joints using our own method.
The elements come in two versions: for setting up directly on an existing surface, or for setting up on a foundation slab. In the second case, the flat is then finished in concrete or asphalt using our jointing method.
Four basic forms
Standard with variable width
The basic layout has a flat and a platform on both sides. The width is flexible within the module grid.
Combi with spine
Two ramps stand back to back and are joined by a shared ridge, the spine.
Combi with banks
Additional banks extend the park sideways and provide gentle approaches and exits.
Combi with coping ramps
Coping ramps have a continuous coping tube. The curve is for riding, the tube for grinding.
Details
Edge protection profile
All edges without a coping tube have a rounded edge protection profile made of hard rubber. It is cast in on all sides of the riding surface, including on curved surfaces.
Coping tubes
The continuous coping tubes are bedded completely in two-part adhesive and fixed to the concrete with steel pins. The ends are closed with turned aluminium caps.
Transition plate
A stainless steel transition plate along the bottom edge gives a flush, trip-free transition to the adjoining asphalt or concrete surface. It is cast in at the factory.
Locking foot
Elements from 35 cm upwards have locking feet. They compensate for unevenness in the installation surface. No anchoring or mortar bed is needed, which makes it easier to set up, rearrange and dismantle the skate elements.
Skateparks
Technical data
- Material
- Reinforced concrete C35/45
- Height range
- 35–150 cm
- Wall thickness
- 8–16 cm
- Construction
- Hollow-cast
- Edge protection
- Hard rubber
- Coping
- Galvanised + aluminium caps
- Installation
- Foundation-free
- Surface
- Open-pored / non-slip
- Noise
- approx. 5–8 dB(A) quieter than timber
- Modularity
- Extendable / relocatable
- Where it is used
- 0 to over 1,000 m above sea level
Videos
Videos: HaiHai Media
Product catalogue
Product catalogue
All technical data, dimensions and certificates for this product.
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