How to Build a Weatherproof Skate Board Ramp
Things You'll Need
- 4 cinder blocks
- 6 bricks
- 1-by-2-foot piece of sheet metal
- 4-by-8-foot sheet of Skatelite
- Duct tape
- 4-by-8-foot sheet of Plywood
- 1.5-inch screws
- Screwdriver
- Tape measure
- Waterproof tarp
Instructions
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Move the ramp components to the ramp construction area. Place two cinder blocks on top of each other facing horizontally. Measure 4 feet away from the stack of cinder blocks. Align two more stacked cinder blocks directly parallel with the first set at the distance of 4 feet.
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Rest one of the 4-foot ends of the plywood on the two stacks of cinder blocks while placing the other end on the ground. Lay the sheet of Skatelite on top of the plywood to make it correspond. Screw seven screws through the Skatelite and plywood along the outer length of the Skatelite, spacing the screws 1 foot apart. Repeat this process on the opposing side of the Skatelite to make 14 screws in all.
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Situate the bricks under the Skatelite and plywood as far away from the cinder blocks as possible to create a strong base for the ramp face.
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Rest the sheet metal horizontally on the edge of the plywood touching the ground allowing approximately half of the sheet to hang off. Secure the metal to the Skatelite by duct taping around the outline of the sheet metal.
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Roll to the top of the waterproof skateboard ramp to affirm it has a solid design.
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