RinkMaster

As another rink season comes to an end, we just want to say thank you.

Thank you for the builds, the photos, the stories, and the countless backyard games that made this winter special.

We’ll be back in the fall with more tips, gear, and inspiration to help you build your best rink yet.

Until then, stay connected and follow along — winter always comes back faster than we think. ❄️

Not sure if you need a full kit or just a liner? here’s how to decide:

🧰 Go with a Rink Kit if...
– It’s your first time building a rink
– You don’t want to source wood or hardware
– You want everything in one box and ready to go

🧊 Go with just a Liner if...
– You already have a rink frame
– You’re a DIYer who builds their own setup
– You need a seasonal refresh but not the full kit

Either way, we’ve got you covered — and shipping’s fast.
Browse both options at rinkmaster.com

The more skating your rink gets, the faster the surface breaks down. Skates carve. Pucks chip. Kids test physics.

That’s normal — and it means your rink is being used the right way.

The fix?
✔ Regular flooding
✔ Light touch-ups after heavy sessions
✔ The right tools to make it easy

A well-used rink needs maintenance — not perfection.

Leaves, snow chunks, sticks, and debris all affect ice quality if left behind.

A simple routine helps:
✔ Clear debris before flooding
✔ Use a shovel or broom, not sharp tools
✔ Remove snow as soon as possible
✔ Flood after cleaning for best results

Five extra minutes of care can save you hours of fixing later.

Save this for your next cleanup.