Four Track Families, from Micro Strips to Full Park Loops
Micro tracks fit a strip beside a playground. Core loops keep riders circulating. Combination layouts put two shapes in one footprint. XL tracks run 61 m to 158 m for venues where riders count laps.
Why Modular Instead of Concrete or Asphalt
A poured track is a permanent commitment: excavation, drainage, curing time, a contractor on site for weeks, and a surface that cannot be changed once it sets. A modular track arrives as a flat-packed kit, locks together on the surface already there, and leaves the ground underneath untouched.
That matters most to the people who buy these: parks departments working inside a single budget cycle, schools that cannot close a playground for a month, and resorts or campuses that may re-plan a site in three years. If the plan changes, the track moves with it.
Where Our Tracks Get Installed
School yards and playgrounds
Micro and Core layouts fit inside a standard hardcourt and need no excavation. Installation can be scheduled around term time.
Community and district parks
One loop absorbs a whole afternoon of mixed traffic — balance bikes, scooters, skateboards and BMX — where three separate play features would cost more and serve less.
Backyards, campuses and commercial sites
A single 12.5 m track turns an unused strip into an amenity. Nothing is fixed to the ground, so it relocates when a lease ends.
Send Us Your Site Dimensions
Tell us the length and width you have, and what surface it is. We will come back with the layouts that fit and a delivered price.
