HOT RAILS/HOT RAMPS DESIGNS AND BUILDS QUALITY AND DURABLE PRODUCTS FOR SKATEPARKS, COMPETITIONS, DEMOS, AND INDIVIDUALS.

HOT RAILS/HOT RAMPS PRODUCTS CAN BE SPECIFIED FOR PERMANENT INSTALLATION OR FOR MOBILE USE

ALL HOT RAILS/HOT RAMPS EQUIPMENT IS ENGINEERED UTILIZING ACCEPTED STANDARDS FOR TRUE STRUCTURAL BUILDING COMPONENTS AND METHODS.

HOT RAILS IS A MEMBER OF THE IISA AND A FOUNDING MEMBER OF THE NEWLY FORMED "NATIONAL SKATEPARK FEDERATION".

Some very common structures*

TAKEOFF RAMPS

A very common piece of equipment which can be the "starting block" of larger pieces of street course equipment. This item has a curved transition starting on the ground, leading up to a small deck area. The transition curve is the critical element, relating to the height of the ramp as well as the intended use of the ramp.* Some curved ramps are designed for transition to other elements, while other curved ramps may be solely designed to be free-standing and for maximum "air".* Hot Rails produces sturdy Takeoff Ramps in several different sizes, all designed for the intended use of each one and matched to other elements if appropriate. Sizes range from 2' to 4' wide by 1' to 4' high. Prices generally range from $200-$800.

BOXES

A very basic piece of street course equipment which is usually a rectangular shaped box which may vary in any dimension. It may be equipped with metal edges and/or rails. Boxes average 4' wide by 8' long, 6" to 36" high and can also be combined with other pieces. Prices generally range from $200-$600.

LANDING RAMPS

Generally used for landing on in conjunction with other pieces , they can also be substituted for Takeoff Ramps, such as at each end of a Box. Prices generally range from $200-$600.

FLY BOXES

Encompassing the three elements above, this piece may be composed of three pieces pushed together or, built as a single, stronger unitized piece such as HOT RAILS/HOT RAMPS offers. This piece is frequently equipped with rails and/or metal edges. Sizes vary greatly in height and width. The length will be dictated by the height. Prices generally range from $1,200-$9,000. Completely portable fly-boxes are available for easy and sturdy site erection.

* - see notes

HIPS

A section of curved ramping, it may be tall & narrow, short & wide, free standing, or even propped against another piece of equipment. These add to the challenge of a street course and are always a great addition. Prices generally range from $300-$1,600. (depending whether free-standing or not)

SPINES

This piece of equipment varies greatly in size but generally consists of two hip-like pieces joined, or pushed together to create one unit. Spines may even be spaced some distance from each other to create a different character street course. They may also be equipped with steel edges or pipe coping for additional tricks. Prices generally range from $500-$3,000. (may be much higher for elaborate "large-area" spine structures)

PYRAMIDS

These free standing pieces vary tremendously in shape and size. The common element is usually three or more ramps leading to a flat surface. The ramps might be flat or curved, and the flat surface might have a vertical wall behind it or some other design. The classic pyramid is just like the name, but with a flat deck instead of a point. Prices generally range from $1,600-$8,000.

QUARTER PIPES

This very basic unit provides the opportunity for advanced skills and assists in gathering more speed and momentum for tricks on other pieces of equipment. Sizes range from 6' to 12' wide by 4' to 8' high. The transition curve is a critical element on the quarter pipe. There can be a "deck" at the top of this piece which skaters use to "drop-in" to the course or just to hang out on. Prices generally range from $600-$4,500.

HALF PIPES

Actually composed of two quarter pipes spaced some distance apart from each other and joined together by a floor to create a single unit for skating also known as VERT. Vert ramps vary greatly in height and width and some even have added features such as additional vertical wall for some portion of the structure. Sizes vary from 8' to 30' or more wide, by 4' to over 15' high. The length of half pipes range from 12' to over 30'. Half pipes have a deck at the top of each curved side for "dropping-in" or waiting on. Prices generally range from $2,000-$60,000.

NOTES:

There are many other possibilities for action. Pieces may be altered for inline, skateboard, or BMX use. Items which may affect pricing include: Upgraded surfaces such as masonite or steel, metal edges such as angle iron, flat plates, or pipe copings. Hot Rails/Hot Ramps will attempt to offer every piece of equipment in several configurations. Namely: fully built (off-site or on); frame only (where you build with our framing components but cut and supply all or some of the lumber); or frame plus pre-cut components. Remember that all Hot Rails/Hot Ramps components and/or designs are properly engineered to provide accurate structural integrity.

HOT RAILS IS PROUD TO HAVE PROVIDED STREET EQUIPMENT TO THE NATIONAL INLINE SKATE SERIES (NISS) AND VARIOUS ASA AMATEUR CIRCUIT EVENTS.

You can contact us at

HOT RAILS, Inc.

51 South Jefferson Street - Orange NJ 07050
Tel 973-331-3758 - FAX 973-673-8116 - or E-mail US!