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The ice rinks which can be manufactured with different techniques are called "Natural Ice Rinks" and

It is divided into two main categories as "Synthetic Ice Rinks".

Naturel Ice Rinks

They are ice rinks built with a cooling and floor circulation system and are produced by producing real ice. It is produced in two different ways as "Mobile" and "Fixed" according to the intended use.

Permanent ice rinks, as the name suggests, are produced for projects that are not planned to be relocated. In this system, units such as floor circulation pipes, collector lines, intermediate transfer installations, side railings are produced and installed accordingly. Olympic and smaller sports halls, long-term shopping centers prefer these systems.

Mobile ice rinks are systems designed for organizations and seasonal projects where each unit is portable and can be easily replaced. In this way, the same unit can be installed and operated at multiple points for years.

 

Both systems have no difference in the quality of ice. The differences consist only of changes in production in order to serve the intended purpose in the most economical way.

Syntetic Ice Rinks

Natural ice rinks are products that are manufactured to operate more easily and to operate more cost-effectively due to necessities such as having a constant electricity cost and meeting some technical requirements in the area where it will be installed. These runways, which are formed by further lubricating the interlocking polyethylene sheets, which are hardened and lubricated with a special formula, are preferred in small sizes such as 80-100m2 in order to give start-up lessons especially in private schools in our country.
 

Since synthetic ice rinks can be assembled and disassembled in a short time, they can be useful for promotional shopping mall activities for a few days.
 

Although there are slippery rates close to the real ice rink, we do not recommend synthetic ice rinks for commercial purposes because they do not give the same enjoyment as real ice rinks.

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