Serving Auckland, Tauranga, Hamilton & Whangarei
Shotcrete specialists · 20+ years

Shotcrete skate parks

Sprayed concrete is the ideal material for skate parks — moulded to any shape, finished to exacting tolerances, and built to take a hammering. Serving Auckland, Tauranga, Hamilton & Whangarei.

Sprayed concrete bowls, transitions & ramps

Shotcrete is an ideal material for skate parks. It can be applied to vertical surfaces and unusual shapes, and moulded to fit a wide range of designs. With its high strength and impact resistance, it can be finished to very exacting specifications and tolerances.

The surfaces for these facilities need to be built for maximum performance and safety — which is exactly why you want an experienced professional on the job.

Shotcrete skate park built by Concrete Techniques

Why shotcrete for skate parks

The shapes are demanding and the surfaces take real punishment — sprayed concrete is built for exactly that.

01

Any shape you can design

Bowls, transitions, vert and unusual curves — shotcrete is moulded on site to fit a huge range of designs.

02

Works on vertical surfaces

Because it's sprayed in place, it bonds to vertical and steeply curved surfaces that would be near-impossible to pour.

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High strength & impact resistance

A dense, hard-wearing surface that stands up to constant use and the impact a skate park takes day in, day out.

04

Exacting tolerances

It can be finished to very precise specifications and tolerances — essential for smooth, predictable riding lines.

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Built for safety

Performance and safety drive every surface, so riders get a consistent, well-finished result.

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Experienced hands

With 20+ years on the tools, you're dealing with a specialist who knows how to get the finish right.

Skate park elements we shape

From flowing bowls to tight transitions, sprayed concrete handles the lot. Common elements include:

Bowls Transitions Quarter pipes Vert walls Banks Coping & lips …and custom designs

Skate park construction across New Zealand's upper North Island

From the first design conversation to the final finished surface, Concrete Techniques builds sprayed-concrete skate facilities for performance and safety.

Based in the north and working throughout the region:

Auckland Tauranga Hamilton Whangarei
Talk to us about your design

How a skate park build runs

A clear sequence, backed by 20+ years of sprayed concrete experience.

STEP 01

Design & plan

We work through the design, the shapes and the tolerances needed, and advise on the best approach.

STEP 02

Shape & steel

The forms and steel reinforcing are set out to define every bowl, transition and curve.

STEP 03

Spray the surface

Concrete is sprayed and worked to profile across vertical and curved surfaces alike.

STEP 04

Finish & cure

Surfaces are finished to exacting tolerances and cured, ready for a smooth, safe ride.

Common questions about shotcrete skate parks

Why is shotcrete used for skate parks?

It can be moulded to almost any shape, applied to vertical and curved surfaces, and finished to very exacting tolerances — while offering the strength and impact resistance a skate park needs.

Can you build curved bowls and transitions?

Yes. Because the concrete is sprayed and shaped on site rather than poured into moulds, it suits bowls, transitions, vert and custom curves.

How smooth is the finished surface?

Surfaces are finished to precise specifications and tolerances, giving the consistent, predictable riding lines a good skate park depends on.

Where do you build skate parks?

Across Auckland, Tauranga, Hamilton and Whangarei. Get in touch with your design or location and we'll talk it through.

Planning a skate park?

Tell us about the design and the site, and we'll give you straight advice and a free quote on a sprayed-concrete build.