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Wednesday, 14 February 2007 |
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How will you build your rink? Wood frame and a liner? Natural rink? Some combination of the two?
There are several schools of thought here here are the most popular two. - Put up a woden frame and drop in a liner to hold the water.
- Wait for a good snowfall and let mother nature be your rink designer. There are pros and cons to both.
The Pros
Liner | Natural | | Holds water during thaws | The shape of the rink is not limited to a square/rectangle | | No need to wait for snow to assemble | Other than the water, there is no added expenses | | Season starts earlier and lasts longer | "One-man" job, just you and your hose |
The Cons
Liner | Natural | | Liner and frame can get expensive | You are at the mercy of mother nature | Typically not a "one-man" job to lay out the frame and liner | Setup time is extended over several days as you gradually flood the rink | | | | |
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Last Updated ( Monday, 24 September 2007 )
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