Rink Systems

When it comes to ice hockey rinks, many owners wonder whether or not they should include boards in their facilities. While open-concept facilities are extremely popular, the inclusion of dasher boards has its own benefits. Not only do dasher boards convert an open-concept into a containment system, but they also allow the players to utilize the space well. If you are uncertain about installing a dasher system in your ice hockey rink system, here are a few things that will help you make an informed decision.  ● Serve more players - With the installation of dasher boards, it becomes easier for players of different skill levels to practice their game. It creates opportunities for children and adults - who are not training for competition - to keep their skills sharp during the off-season.  ● Development -  Dasher boards create a restricted space that keeps the puck in play. In other words, players get more playing time, which helps them in skill development. Besides, boards allow player

Ice skating is a fun-filled activity that many people like to do especially with a group of friends. The indoor ice skating rinks provide a very comfortable environment to skate at. There’s music, lighting, and much more comprised in an indoor ice skating rinks . However, even in an enclosed area, there are chances of injuries due to falling off or any accident as the ice can be slippery enough to disturb the grip. This is why being careful on the skating rink and knowing the major dos and don’ts is imperative.  DO: Tie the skates correctly Make sure your skate’s laces are tied correctly to avoid issues in skating on the indoor synthetic ice. If you feel your skates are too tight, re-tie them properly to provide the appropriate support to your ankles. Skates are usually heavy, practice walking on the normal ground before getting onto the ice rink. DON’T: Constantly looking down Very often people keep staring at their feet while skating rather than focusing on the direction they are hea