Liner Protection Kickplate Rolls
$55.00 – $250.00
The boss made a mistake and over ordered on our LPS rolls.
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***As they have sat in our yard they may have dirt or stains and may need cleaning.***
*While quantities last*
Canadian Dollar Pricing.
Now’s the time if there was ever a time to invest in Liner Protection!
Why?
As prices continue to rise on your biggest asset (liner/tarp) and our Whitest White Liner Ever, it is worth protecting.
Let our LPS protect your investment every year!
Liner Protection Kickplate Rolls are .100 or approximately 1/8″ thick. These kickplate puckboard rolls come in white and yellow and are 50′ & 100′ in length. PLEASE BE SURE TO SELECT THE CORRECT LENGTH AND COLOR OPTION.
Fastening Options:
Amazing GripNGo Red line / Blue line
Colored Screws – These screws will be placed above your water line. Therefore will have no impact on your liners integrity. Mark liner and LPS placement at season end, to know install details for next season.
TESTIMONIALS
“I was very pleased to see my Ice Rink Kit arrive Friday. This allowed us to do most of the backyard rink building Saturday and we should finish Sunday. We added the extra liner protection rolls, which would protect my awesome rink liner from nics and cuts caused by shovels and skates. It really is a great system that you have and was pretty straight forward to assemble, despite a non-level site. Thanks for everything.”
- Dr. Dan Fletcher
Description
Made in Canada
**** Imperfect Lawns
After 33 years of building rinks in every setting, on every surface, in every weather condition and handling a myriad of sloped situations we understand what it takes in your backyard. There isn’t a perfect yard anywhere unless you have spent time on it. Shims, lifts and fills are a normal phenomena. Dips and hollows and slopes are a regular occurrence. We can answer any question you may have and direct you with professional advice.
Guidelines on the Ultimate 5in1 Rink Stake placement:
Keep in mind the following are general guides for your Rink Stake 5 in 1 placement. At each seam where your rink framing material meets end to end is your starting point. Then the following:
15″ – 18″ of water requires a Rink Stake 5 in 1 and a 22″ Support 45 every 2′
12″ – 15″ of water requires a Rink Stake 5 in 1 and a 17″ Support 45 every 3′
8″ – 11″ of water requires a Rink Stake 5 in 1 and a 17″ Support 45 every 4′-6′
5″ – 7″ of water requires a Rink Stake 5 in 1 every 6′-8′ (no Support 45 needed)
Up to 4″ of water requires a Rink Stake 5 in 1 every 10′-12′ (no Support 45 needed)
LPS Kickplate Rolls are a Presto Install item when used with GripNGo’s. What is a Presto Install? It is an accessory that takes little time and effort to get an Ultimate Rink. Our Puck Board rolls can now be installed without cutting into smaller pieces giving your liner the protection. Note: use clamps to hold the LPS in place as you install.
Quick Notes:
Order a liner one size bigger then you need and leave it with 1 fold (still folded) in the bottom of your rink lengthwise. Then create a 2nd fold width wise and lay it against your grass, the rink bottom at the deep end….. or vise a versa. Then fill with water. The water will hold “the fold” down as it fills. The water will turn to ice, you will skate and play and now you have extra liner saved for next year. The ice melts, you trim off the damaged part and “presto” you now have virgin poly that was hiding under your ice. If you typically need a 32′ wide order a 40′ wide, if you need a 25′ wide order a 32′ wide etc. Remember your 5′ of extra length as well to take care of your ends.
This roll lines the inner rink frame/boards of your rink with a white hard surface that reflects the sunshine(heat) away from your rink while protecting it from damage. With this method you then improve your rink appearance and protect your liner. Your first step to Real Rinks for Real Yards! Practical and playful!!!
The liner tucks up and over the lower frame (not visible behind white poly) and the upper frame sits atop the lower edge to edge. Liner Protection is fastened to the inside face of the upper frame and hangs below covering the lower frame and liner. All screws have been fastened into the upper frame avoiding all liner punctures.
