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Surface Materials:

Material Pros Cons Cost Lifespan
Concrete -Durability, long life 30+ years
-Organic Shapes, curves and bowls flow better in concrete.
-Surface / Structure repairs should be minimal
-More difficult to work with
-Longer build time
-Expensive
-Generally the most expensive surface
-Most expensive 50+ years indoor/outdoor
Skatelite©
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-Specially designed skate, BMX and inline surface
-Good for BMX parks
-Withstands weather better than plywood, masonite
-Cheaper than concrete
-Exceptionally long lifetime indoors
-Expensive
-Some or all surface needs replacement in 4-6 years
-More expensive than plywood less than concrete 4+ years *outdoor heavy use
6+ years indoor heavy use
Metal -Exceptional lifespan, no surface replacement needed
-Good for BMX parks
-Will withstand the elements; snow, rain, ice, fog, etc...
-Absorbs heat, Gets very hot
-Non porous, gets very slick with little moisture
-More difficult to work with than wood, requires more labor cost to install
-Less expensive than poly-carbonate skate surfaces
-More expensive than plywood
20+ years indoor/outdoor
Birch Plywood -Smooth skateboard/inline surface
-not recommended for BMX
-Does not last outdoors
-Less expensive than all of the above surfaces 5+ years indoor heavy use
1+ year *outdoor
Masonite -Smooth skateboard/inline surface -not recommended for BMX
-Does not last outdoors
-Less expensive than all of the above surfaces 3+ years indoor use
1+ years *outdoor heave use
Plywood -Cheap -Does not last long indoor/outdoor
-Will detiorate fast
-Cheap 2+ years indoor use
1+ years *outdoor


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*outdoor : the amount of snow, rain, ice, fog, etc... will have a direct effect on the surface life of the material
 Material
 Pros
 Cons
 Cost
 Lifespan
Skatelite -Specially designed skate, BMX and inline surface
-Good for BMX parks
-Withstands weather better than plywood, masonite
-Cheaper than concrete
-Exceptionally long lifetime indoors
-Expensive
-Some or all surface needs replacement in 4-6 years
-More expensive than plywood less than concrete 4+ years *outdoor heavy use
6+ years indoor heavy use
Concrete -Durability, long life 30+ years
-Organic Shapes, curves and bowls flow better in concrete.
-Surface / Structure repairs should be minimal
-More difficult to work with
-Longer build time
-Expensive
-Generally the most expensive surface
-Most expensive - Initially 50+ years indoor/outdoor
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