Idea and brief
We discuss the site, brief, budget and riders’ needs. Photographs, approximate dimensions and the municipality’s intended use help with the first meeting.
Design / Manufacture / Installation
How we build skateparks
Every skatepark starts with a place and the people who will ride it. Six connected steps give the project a clear direction.
From the first idea to opening
Bespoke design
We refine the design to suit the space and riding needs, considering the obstacle mix and how they connect.
Project planning and production preparation
We prepare the documentation and production. This stage defines the final solution and delivery scope in more detail.
Manufacture and construction
We prepare the base, manufacture the structure and assemble the park on site. Planning also covers construction access and coordination of the work stages.
Handover and service
We complete the agreed surrounding areas, supply outdoor furniture and hand over the facility. After-sales service follows completion.
Opening
Together, we introduce the new skatepark to the town, riders and the public. The programme can demonstrate the facility’s potential and attract its first visitors.
What to clarify early
What should the brief include?
The location, available area, main user groups, budget and extent of surrounding works. A more precise brief makes design preparation easier.
How long does delivery take?
The timetable depends on the project scope, site readiness, production and subsequent works. A specific date must be confirmed for each order.
Who prepares the base?
Base preparation can be part of our complete delivery. The quotation always defines which works JFC provides and which may be handled by the municipality or another contractor.