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Starter Rink Packages are the best way to get started on a budget with the key essentials. You SAVE because each kit is based on standard sizes which reduces our cost and your price!
Each Kit Includes:
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A complete set of Patented Boards Brackets
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#1 Liner
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1 - Roll 4" X 25' Patch Tape
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1 - Tube 1oz Underwater Glue
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1 - Rink Rat Logo Puck
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1 - Instruction Booklet & Catalog
Nice Rink FAQ:
Q: Must the ground be perfectly level before installing my rink?
A: No. Most yards are not level in order to provide proper drainage away from the home. The rink system can be setup on slopes of 14” very easily and larger slopes with a little extra care. Your ice will be level no matter what the slope is, as water seeks it’s own level.
Q: Do, I need a large area for a full size rink in order to skate well?
A: No. Even if you only have room for a small rink, your family can enjoy hours of skating enjoyment. Larger rinks will accommodate a greater number of skaters as well as a greater variety of activities and games.
Q: How many seasons can I expect from my rink liner?
A: Your NiceRink is designed to give you many years of service. Accidental damage is easily repaired using our NiceRink tape or underwater glue systems. The liner should be taken up once the weather thaws the ice and stored properly to ensure many years of use.
Q: What is the best time to install my rink?
A: The NiceRink Brackets should be installed before the ground freezes, as it is hard to pound stakes into frozen ground. For the liner installation, any time after the onset of cold weather is a good time to install your rink liner. It is best to fill the liner immediately after it is in place to prevent accidental damage from high winds or animals. Walking on the liner with the wrong shoes or over sharp objects left underneath can cause damage.
Q: How will rain and snow affect the surface of my rink?
A: Snow can easily be removed by using one of the many rink shovel designs or a standard snow blower. An ice resurfacer will return even the worst of surfaces back to skating condition no matter what the situation, provided the weather stays below freezing.
Q: Will my rink damage my lawn?
A: Absolutely not. Your lawn will come back with no significant problems once the rink is taken down and spring gets into full gear. By the end of May you’ll be wondering where the rink was.
Q: How cold does it have to be for rink to work?
A: There must be extended periods of time when the temperature is below 32 degrees F, otherwise the water will not freeze. Generally, if you have nights that are in the low twenties and high teens F, and days that don’t get much above 35 degrees F, you’ll have a rink you can skate on. With your rinks’ ultra-white colorant, even the sunniest days at 32 degrees F won’t have much effect on a n outdoor rink.
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