Pump track – simple but attractive
- Pump tracks are more accessible than comparable sports facilities,
- Pump tracks are classified as easy-to-use sports facilities,
- It is possible to place them on unused or degraded areas of 400 m2 or larger,
- Quick build (less than 14 days),
- Minimum maintenance and durability,
- More than just a sports facility – unique and attractive architectural look,
- Placement in immediate vicinities of users.
Our pump tracks are more accessible than similar sports facilities and can be installed on unused or degraded surfaces larger than 400 square meters. Unlike skate parks or soccer fields, pump tracks are easier to construct and can be completed within 14 days of obtaining a building permit. This makes the placement of pump tracks quick and straightforward. Our experts manage the entire process, from the initial design to the building permit application and the actual construction. With experience designing and building over 200 asphalt pump tracks in 16 countries, our team ensures a hassle-free, efficient, and high-quality service for investors.
The ease extends beyond the planning and construction phases to the management of our pump tracks. Each pump track comes with a Certificate of Conformity, ensuring adherence to safety norms and compliance with Austrian, Slovenian, and European standards. This guarantees peace of mind for our clients. Additionally, all our pump tracks undergo inspection by an independent playground safety expert who verifies their compliance with the relevant standards. Learn more about the safety of our pump tracks here.
Asphalt surfaces ensure durability, with minimal maintenance primarily limited to cleaning the surface and maintaining the surrounding green areas. Unlike dirt pump tracks, asphalt pump tracks are not subject to surface wear and can be used in nearly all weather conditions.
A pump track is not just a sports facility. With its unique and attractive design, broad user appeal, and the ability to fit into smaller areas close to users, pump tracks can revitalize urban centers and neighborhoods and transform unused or degraded spaces. One of our first pump tracks, built on a degraded parking lot, was recognized as an example of good practice at the Open House architectural festival.
