Maple
The original. Cast with vein detail and a natural tilt, bolted through the stem so only some happen to guard the edge.
We spent our youth studying architecture with a skateboard. Now we use that same reading of a space to defend it. Below is the full spectrum of what we design, manufacture, and install.
The original deterrent, done properly. A ledge is a grind because the edge is uninterrupted. Break that edge at the right intervals and the trick dies - every time, on every approach.
| Materials | 304 & 316 stainless, powder-coated steel, cast bronze |
|---|---|
| Mounting | Mechanical bolt, structural epoxy, or cast-in |
| Spacing | Engineered per ledge - typically 450-600mm, set by board length and approach speed |
| Surfaces | Granite, marble, poured concrete, brick, steel edging |
A knobbed rail is a dead rail. Welded or bolted along the tube, our knobs remove the clean line a board or truck needs - while the rail keeps doing its actual job for the people who hold it.
Spacing is not guesswork. Too few knobs and the rail still rides; too many and it looks like a weapon. We set patterns that stop tricks and stay comfortable under a hand.
Sloped concrete is a launch ramp with an address. We decommission banks with embedded systems that kill speed and pop without creating trip hazards for the public.
Every bank job starts with drainage and pedestrian safety review - a deterrent that pools water or catches a cane is a liability, not a solution.
The same design family that keeps a bench a bench - dividers, armrests, segmented seating - also keeps boards off it. We design and retrofit site furniture that serves the public and refuses the trick.
Our signature line, and the one architects ask for by name. Cast-metal leaves - maple, oak, ginkgo, and custom regional species - are bolted along bench edges and scattered across ledge tops like they fell there. The public sees autumn. A skateboard sees a minefield. Camouflaged deterrence: no visual hostility, total functional denial.
The original. Cast with vein detail and a natural tilt, bolted through the stem so only some happen to guard the edge.
Bronze, weathered to a deep park-brown. Sits naturally against timber, brick, and heritage stone.
Maple, ginkgo and oak in weathered steel and bronze, laid in a natural fall pattern across the whole ledge.
Custom runs: send us your region's flora, your brand motif, or your architect's concept - we cast it into a working deterrent.
Some spots do not take an off-the-shelf answer. Heritage facades, art-piece plazas, schools with strict safety codes, parks with public-realm guidelines - we engineer the system around the constraints.
Send us a few photos of the spots getting sessioned. We will come back with a deterrent plan and a price - free, no obligation.
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