ICE RINK LINER TARPS

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Our ice rink liners are made with high-quality poly tarp material. These ice rink liners are set with the right mesh count to hold the ice and last more than just one season. If you are building a backyard ice rink or a portable ice rink, you are going to want to use our ice rink liners to hold the foundation of ice strong and without any leaks. Ice Rink Liner Tarp - Heavy-Duty Poly Tarp 6.0 oz. Per Square Yard. - 1200 Denier - 14x14 Weave Count Grommets approximately every 18 inches Acid-resistant Waterproof Heavy-duty poly tarp Mildew-resistant Flexes and still folds in arctic weather. Tear-resistant UV treated on both sides Click below to view the different sizes of our ice rink liners. More on Ice Rink Liner Tarps Our ice rink liner tarps are specifically designed for hockey rinks and ice skating rinks. These tarps make it possible to set up a personal rink for hockey practice, figure skating rehearsal, and general outdoor winter fun. Ice rink liners are always white because this color only absorbs a small amount of heat. So even if it’s a sunny day, the ice will not easily melt. These tarps are UV-treated so they will not easily deteriorate even when used constantly under the sun. They have arctic flexibility so they can absolutely handle the freezing conditions of the winter season. There are grommets found along the sides of the tarp. These tough rings allow you to tie down the tarp. This cover will not tear easily. It can resist the tension coming from the grommets. This tarp is waterproof and acid-resistant, so it can resist the damaging effects of liquids. Even when it comes in contact with moisture, mildew will not form on this tarp. In choosing an ice rink liner tarp, you need to have an extra 4 to 5 ft in length and width. For example, a 20 x 40 ice rink liner tarp should be applied to a 15 x 35 ice skating rink. The excess will be used for covering the sideboards. An extra liner is also recommended in case you have taller sideboards. Not all tarps are