Triangular Fingerboard Ramp — Brick Finish
Build your own park: the DIY ramp guideDetails
The triangular silhouette and real brick texture finish make this ramp immediately identifiable in a park full of standard shapes — it is the obstacle that catches the eye in any photograph and distinguishes a curated setup from a generic one. The stable base and smooth riding surface mean the visual character comes without any sacrifice in function.
Why this one
- Triangular shape is a distinct profile in a market dominated by quarter pipes and flat ledges — immediately recognisable in a layout.
- Real brick texture finish adds architectural detail at desk scale — the kind of surface texture that makes a fingerboard park look like a real spot.
- Smooth riding surface across the ramp face — the texture is on the visible sides, not the riding line.
- Stable base prevents tipping on the triangular form, which has a narrower footprint than standard rectangular ramps.
- Single-piece obstacle that adds immediate visual differentiation to any existing park setup.
Specifications
| Shape | Triangular |
| Finish | Real brick texture |
| Surface | Smooth riding surface |
| Use | Ramp approaches, unique line geometry |
| Variants available | One colourway |
Who it suits
For riders who think about how their setup looks as much as how it rides. The triangular format and brick finish suit a park built with architecture and aesthetics in mind — it will look out of place in a bare plastic setup and right at home in a considered wooden or mixed-material build.
Hand-picked and quality-checked before dispatch. Free sticker sheet in every box, and 30-day returns if it is not right for you.
Specs & tags
- Category
- Ramps & Obstacles
- Dispatch
- 1–2 business days
- Returns
- 30 days
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