Summer pool.
Winter rink.
Your pool.
Protected throughout.
The pool shell isn't altered. A support deck is sized and positioned to carry skating loads without resting on the pool structure. Coping and tile receive padding during install and removal.
Most installations are removed in spring and reinstalled the following winter — same components, same process.
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Real boards. Real ice. Real skating.
Boards are configured to fit your pool's footprint. Gates, heights, and surface area are planned around how you want to use it — family skating, hockey, or both.
- Custom board layout for your pool shape
- Gate placement planned for easy access
- Liner thickness specified for pool type
Add refrigeration for a controlled season.
A portable glycol chiller sits beneath the liner and keeps the surface consistent — starting earlier, lasting longer, and recovering from warm stretches that would ruin a natural-ice setup.
- Portable unit can be staged away from the primary view
- Glycol mats sit between the support deck and liner
- Ice recovery becomes part of the value proposition
How a pool becomes a rink.
Survey
Pool shell, coping, deck level, power access, and perimeter are assessed before any planning begins.
Span
A temporary support deck is positioned to span the pool opening and protect the pool surface throughout the season.
Build
Liner, boards, and optional refrigeration are installed around the deck geometry and site-specific conditions.
Reset
The system is removed in spring on a planned schedule so the pool reopens exactly when you need it.
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