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Request Skating Rink plan The state of the art polyethylene rink has important economical advantages and from the point of view of the mounting practicality. Generally a skating rink needs 5 persons, whereas our trails need only 2 persons: a person handling the unrolling on the coils and one person handling the connection of the tubes simplified due to the use of specific joints called gruvlock.
These state of the art skating rings does not need any type of step board, in fact the polyethylene strips perfectly adjust to the surface avoiding the creation of any type of damage caused by rain (you only have to think of the paving stone in the squares).
Another advantage is given by the cast-off of a protecting caulk tape which can maximize the coldness produced by the refrigerating group.
Our coils are placed on a polyethylene foil generating a strip with eight tubes, which once spread our and flanked one on another, facilitates the formation of the ice limiting the water dispersion problem. This prevents the accumulation of ice under the tube and it avoids the flanking of one against the other, limiting the possible breaks and inconveniencies.
