However if you have a heavy sloping yard that is not a problem! We will build a foundation on top of which will sit the miniramp. We build on small concert blocks and need a somewhat level surface in order to use the block technique. If a level foundation needs to be built (Approx R4000 to R9000 depnding on site, could be more or less)įor example, we need a relatively flat piece of ground to build on.Capping off the back ends of the ramp, mostly for aesthetics and sound reduction (For 3.6m wide R3950. For 2.4m wide R2950).A balustrade *hand railings on the top decks of the ramp (For the 3.6m wide ramps – R4390.There are 3 types of extras that are common: The prices quoted above are if no extras are needed. All exposed plywood ends are sealed to prolong life of ramp.Stainless steel rust proof screws on final skate layer.Final skate layer sealed with Galseal timber sealer.This comes on top of 2 additional layers of commercial exterior ply. Highest quality (WBP- Water boiled proof glue bonding) Birch plywood for final skate layer.Custom made PVC waterproof cover fully installed with simple and quick system for taking it on and off.Transition sides are primed and painted a dark grey which contrasts beautifully with the sealed Birch Ply skate layer.This seals the wood without leaving any residue which is bad for wheels Top decks sealed with Galseal timber sealer.
Top decks are of B/C grade pine ply construction.110cm top decks to stand on either side.
Premium skate ramp built to universal dimensions But it’s all personal preference and one must take space and budget into account. Which size is best? Wider is always more fun as you can extend your grinds for longer and have more space for maneuvering. PriceĤft tall x 3.6m wide x 8.5m long is R69,950Ĥft tall x 2.4m wide x 8.5m long is R52,950 This premium ramp will allow for all tricks, especially airs. It can be a bit intimidating to learn on but is definitely still possible. Recommended from intermediate skater to pro. With the added height and speed it makes the experience that much more exciting. So with that, I hope you have fun on your new ramp! Be safe, make sure there are no screws sticking out, and remember to sit the ramp on a level surface for best results.This ramp offers more speed and a longer transition. Even if I provided all of the measurements and steps in great detail, you could still get warped 2×4’s, or mess something up and not know what to do. If you can’t, then more instructions would likely not help you. Like I said, anyone with some woodworking experience should be able to figure this out just by looking at these instructions and diagrams. To build this out of one sheet of plywood, see this diagram below: You’ll have plenty of plywood for all the ramp faces though, that’s for sure. The next time I use the ramp I’ll measure it and put the number here. The back piece I believe was around 22″, but just do yourself a favor and measure it. My advice is to go a little long, and then cut off the excess until it meets nicely with the ground. Once you’ve made your bend and cut your piece out, the measurement of the ramp surface is going to be different from mine for sure, so it’s up to you to measure it. Make sure the bend is really mellow, as this is a small ramp. Making the curve can be done with a piece of PVC pipe, or even using a string like a compass. Well, that’s where the little bits of woodworking experience and common sense come in.
Mini ramp bmx professional#
I’m not a carpenter, and I’m certainly not a professional ramp builder.
Mini ramp bmx how to#
I cannot tell you how to use a drill, how to change a saw blade, or why something isn’t working. Please keep in mind that these instructions are to be followed loosely, and are made for someone who has a little woodworking experience already. If you’re reading this, you probably watched my DIY ramp video and are looking for instructions.
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