MADE BY YOU. SKATED BY YOU.

Your spot starts here.

Combine obstacles. Shape your spot. Make it yours.

LIVE PREVIEW / GRIND BOX

3D perspective

FOOTPRINT

HEIGHT

SURFACE AREA

A little planning.
A lot of possibilities. ↗

FROM DESIGN TO SHOPPING LIST

Plan your materials.

Wood obstacles: 2×4 ribs at 8 inches on center maximum along the riding surface. Rails: steel tube, legs and feet.

Material defaults & estimating assumptions

2×4 stock length Sheet length (48 in wide) Max framing bay width (in) Waste / spare allowance (%) Side / profile plywood Flat tops / deck plywood Curved riding plywood Riding layers (minimum 2) Optional riding finish

Quarter pipes and mini ramps use at least two thin riding layers. Mini-ramp flat bottoms use the same layers; top decks use the separate flat-deck plywood. Bay width is an estimating assumption, not a verified span.

Material	Quantity	Estimate basis

Rib breakdown & limitations

Planning estimate, not structural plans or an exact cut list. Sheet counts are area-based; verify panel layouts, steel sections, spans, joints, welds, fastener specifications and local conditions before buying or building. Combined totals do not subtract overlapping pieces or shared framing. Reference: DIY Skate mini-ramp construction · Skatelite installation resources.

FROM THE GARAGE TO THE SPOT

Good sessions start with a good idea.

Start simple. Build your confidence. Find your next line.

01 / DESIGN

Find your shape.

Classic obstacles. Custom combinations.

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02 / CUSTOMIZE

Dial in the details.

Your dimensions. Your way to skate.

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