Backyard rink ideas

This is everything you will need to build yourself your own ice skating rink. Super duper simplified! If you don't want to spend a ton of money on building a frame then this is something you may want to try. It's so simple a kid could make it, if they had a lot of determination. After 6 or seven years of doing it the hard way, I've learned a lot of the do's and don'ts so you don't have to. If you have land, dirt, and time, and lots of tires, then you'll be able to make your own. 1. First you…

Lightweight plastic all-white 5ft interlocking panels with easy-to-hold ergonomic and self-balancing handles Red brackets that do not penetrate the underlying surface White heavy-duty 6-mil tri-layer poly liner Blue interlocking corner connectors Straps with heavy-duty easy-to-use buckles

Ice Rink DIY projects I’ve been building an Outdoor Skating Rink in the backyard for about 5 years now! I love watching the kids get out and skate, or play a li…

Construct your very own shooting training area using ProWall Dasher Boards!

With a few days of work and a handful of materials, you can spend the winter skating in your own backyard. While you can buy home ice rink kits, they can be costly. Here are 12 tips for building your own backyard ice rink.

Ice Rink DIY projects I’ve been building an Outdoor Skating Rink in the backyard for about 5 years now! I love watching the kids get out and skate, or play a li…

The Quick Explanation of building a rink The best way to build a backyard rink that will give you the most skating time, and require the least amount of maintenance is to basically build a temporary above ground pool. The basic components you need are brackets, boards, and a liner. Brackets and boards can be […]

Easy and Inexpensive Ice Rink: I was going to build the PVC rink, but that stuff is pretty expensive, so I came up with wood design that is cheap and easy, and can even be used with a yard with a slight slope. It can be built in a few hours for under $50

Backyard ice rink wooden walls with wood bracing. Wood bracing spaced 2’ supports up water up to 20” in depth.

This is the second winter that we have built a backyard ice rink and I decided this year that we needed to get a handle on hockey stick storage rather than just…