Skatepark SP03

Quarter - A device used to propel over obstacles in the middle of the skatepark and to turn and perform tricks after taking off.

Bank - A street section device used to propel oneself over obstacles and perform tricks while turning.

Grindrail – a steel element in the form of a pipe or profile placed on a raised platform. Used for grinding/sliding. It works great when placed in a row alongside other street elements such as a manual pad, grindbox, or kicker.

• Steel bench H50 L250 W40
• Pyramid H60+ Grindbox H90+ Grindrail H90
• Funbox H40
• Subbox Bank H65

The funbox is the heart of the skatepark. Its primary use is performing tricks, grinds, and slides on modules specifically designed for this purpose. Funbox modules can be expanded at will, increasing the obstacle's appeal. The height of each module reflects its intended use by users of varying skill levels. Higher-level users will find it easier to navigate the taller elements.

The Manual Pad is a grindbox whose height is significantly smaller than its length and width. The device is primarily used for performing manuals and other tricks on its upper surface. It's perfect for creating a line of play with elements such as grindboxes, grindrails, and kickers.

Miniramp – the standard configuration of this device consists of two opposing quarterpipes connected by a lower platform. The obstacle can be expanded with additional modules for added versatility. These modules can be placed between the quarterpipes or instead of them, creating a very attractive device called a "backyard."