Designed for flow
Transitions, run-ups and obstacle spacing shaped by people who understand riding lines, so the park flows instead of forcing awkward stops.
Skate & Wheel Parks Engineered for Progression
Skate, scooter, BMX and inline zones — flow bowls, street plazas and pump tracks shaped so riders of every level can progress safely on a surface built to last.
We design the lines and transitions for real riding flow, build in poured concrete or modular systems to suit the budget, and zone beginner and advanced areas so a first-timer and a local pro can share the park.
Key enhancements
What makes a wheel park ride right.
A pathway for every level
Zoned beginner, intermediate and advanced areas let a nervous first-timer and a confident local progress in the same park without conflict.
Street, transition and pump options
Street plazas (ledges, rails, banks), transition bowls and quarters, or a flowing pump track — scoped to your riders and space.
Hard-wearing riding surface
Smooth, durable poured concrete or a quality modular system chosen for grip, speed and a long service life under wheels and trucks.
Sightlines and safety zones
Open sightlines, run-off margins and clear circulation reduce collisions and make the park easy to supervise.
Drains and shades for our climate
Falls that clear monsoon water fast and shade where it counts, so the park is rideable across far more of the year.
Why choose us
Why councils and campuses choose Leka for wheel parks.
Riding-led design
We design with input from people who actually ride, so the park earns its reputation with the local scene instead of sitting unused.
Built for the long haul
Materials and construction chosen for grip, durability and low maintenance under constant, high-impact use.
Safe and supervisable
Zoning, sightlines and run-offs designed for safety, with surfacing and clearances documented.
Turnkey, one contract
Design, groundworks, construction and surrounding landscaping under one accountable partner.
For architects & specifiers
Specifying active and play space? We work the way your studio does.
Much of our work is specified by the architects and landscape architects designing the facilities it sits in. Here is what that partnership adds to your practice.
Schematic-phase design support
Brief us at concept or schematic stage and we send back layout options, 3D renders and a play-value rationale you can drop into a client presentation — free, with no obligation to buy.
BoQ-ready, bilingual specs
Each item arrives specified — dimensions, materials, safety zones, certifications — as drawing-ready line items in English and Thai, so your QS and your client read the same document.
Compliance evidence for your set
Play equipment certified to EN 1176, surfacing to EN 1177 / ASTM F1292, with critical-fall-height data sized to each structure — the documentation your specification and the site inspection need.
Factory-direct pricing
We manufacture and import directly, so the play budget buys specified-grade equipment at a transparent price — and tends to survive value engineering with the spec intact.
One accountable partner
Design support, supply, surfacing and installation under a single contract — so the outdoor-play scope does not fragment across your consultants and the main contractor’s trades.
Specified for the tropics
UV-stable, monsoon-drained and corrosion-rated for Southeast-Asian sites — so what leaves your drawings still performs and looks right after a few seasons on the ground.
Whether you’re designing a sports facility, a school or campus, a public park or a community recreation scheme, the play, fitness and surfacing scope is the part we make drawing-ready.
Facility FAQ
Common questions for this scope.
Concrete or modular — which is better?
Poured concrete gives the smoothest ride and longest life and suits permanent parks; quality modular systems are faster to install and easier to reconfigure. We recommend based on budget, timescale and how permanent the park needs to be.
Can one park suit beginners and experts?
Yes — we zone the park so beginner features sit apart from advanced transitions, with sightlines and circulation that keep the two from colliding.
Who can ride it?
We design for skateboards, scooters, inline skates and BMX; the obstacle and transition mix is tuned to the riders you expect and can be weighted toward any discipline.
Can you support our schematic or design-development phase?
Yes. Brief us at concept or schematic stage and we return layout options, 3D renders and a play-value rationale you can put straight into a client presentation, at no cost. We stay available through DD and tender so the specification stays coordinated.
Do you provide BoQ-ready specifications and CAD/3D for our drawings?
Every item is specified with dimensions, materials, safety zones and certifications — in English and Thai — as drawing-ready line items, with 2D footprints and 3D models or renders on request so your team can place equipment accurately.
Is the equipment certified to the standards we have to specify?
Play equipment is certified to EN 1176 and surfacing to EN 1177 / ASTM F1292, with critical-fall-height data matched to each structure. We hand over the documentation your specification and the project’s safety inspection require.
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