5' tall quarterpipe with stairs and rail - partial kit
Save hours of painstaking labor by purchasing all the precision cut framing parts needed to build your skate ramp. The locations of the cross braces are clearly marked and screw holes are pre-drilled for quick cross brace installation. All you have to do is locally purchase the necessary layers of plywood and 2X6s and cut them according to the instruction booklet provided. The remaining framing steps of the ramp are easy straight cuts.
The 5' quarterpipe with stairs and rail gives skaters some options on its elevated stage. It has small banks that surround a double set of stairs with a flat rail in the center. The ramp is 16' wide and 27' long
Materials costs for this ramp:
What you buy from us...
- Step by step plan booklet, 21 pre-cut ramp pieces packaged and crated: $960 plus freight costs
- Framing & sheeting screws, countersinks & coping install plates (shipping included): $382
- 13 sheets of 4' x 8' skate ramp surfacing: varies between $1352, $1612, $1963 plus freight costs
What you buy from your local lumber store...
- Exterior plywood sheets, 2x6 framing and steel coping: (estimated) $1100
Estimated Total: varies between $3800, $4050, $4400
After lunch we started working on getting the 10 foot halfpipe transitions put together, and within 3 hours we had ALL of the 12 transitions that will make the ramp 24 feet wide completed.
Tomorrow the vert ramps cross brace framing begins, and possibly, if there’s time, get the flat bottom framing done as well.
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