Got to the end of the video and thought the same thing!

No skateboarding allowed 🚷

Probably a scooter ramp 😆

(Half)Pipe dream

Adam Turner no it’s the special concrete the one you use for building highway bridges I can’t remember the name of it but it’s a special blend

@@barfod78 thank you mate! ...please continue building beautiful things ✌

Hey mate its 12m x 6m . The Height is 1.6 and 1.85 on the Extension its huge .. it takes up a lot of space but is in my back yard so don’t really matter Those guys who build it are in the skate park industry so they knew what they were doing 😀😃🍺🍺 without them it would never have been possible thanks to FSR Crew 😎( the are on insta) go tjek em out 😎🛹🛹🛹

Liam Fogarty The form was removed a couple of days after it was poured🤙🏼

If you men the cardboard tubes We just cut it off whit a grinder it’s not a problem but it takes a bit of time 😎

@@barfod78 thanks man :)

@@barfod78 do you know the diameter tubes you used as well by any chance?

Ctrl Alt Dfeat yeah sorry for the terrible Music butKZfaq Wouldn’t allow any music I tried to upload on the video😔

You always welcome if you come to Denmark😎

tbh probably over 5k

Wood and concrete? I would say. Well 450 for wood and a crap ton of cement would be about 800 for concrete. So that = about 1250

SLAYERS TOON dont forget labour costs

@@JackRFCs Lol, not even close. Probably a bit under 10 times that. Even just making a wooden mini ramp like this can easily cost over $1000 in materials building it yourself. I would be surprised if this was under $5,000 unless he knows the people who did the concrete and got a super good deal. I wouldn't be surprised by $10,000.

We have a park here that is built by locals. It costs us about 1200 in materials to build a 6-7ft quarter, 8-10ft wide..with a deck. Without a deck/against an existing wall or structure it cost 7-800ish. We use block and build the deck base out of that. Fill all that in with dirt and gravel, then lay out the transition with dirt and rebar, and pour on top of that. I’m not sure how the deck They built is going to hold up when the wood starts to sag. I think it will crack, but I could be way wrong.

Det er et firma som hedder FSR beton som har lavet den 🤙🏻

Det er FSR som har bygget den fedt der også kommer en stor park i Hillerød 👍🏻

Alit

A lot alot

Probably around 20-25k

I think around 1000-1500 if you do it all by yourself

@@boneless4799 you're way off.. Rebar alone for #4 is going to cost you around $1000... I'd guess this is close to 10 yards of concrete (roughly $1500, delivered) plus a pump guy ($300ish for the first truck, more for every additional), dirt, compactor rental, wood, rebar ties, etc.. Do it yourself you'd be lucky to spend less than $3500 but most likely it would be closer to 4-5k.

Hey mate its 12m x 6m . The Height is 1.6 and 1.85 …Those guys who build it are in the skate park industry so they knew what they were doing 😀😃🍺🍺 without them it would never have been possible thanks to FSR Crew 😎( the are on insta) go tjek em out 😎🛹🛹🛹

Laderek Smith A Danish company called FSR beton ( FSR Concrete) look em op on Instagram 🛹🛹

peculiar peasant I’m not quite sure what you mean but it’s very smooth you slide right off if your slam 😁

@@barfod78 ah ok I guess you did a super smooth finish to the top of it

peculiar peasant yes build by a Danish company that only Build skate parks it’s super smooth 😎

The name of the concrete depends on what company you use here in Denmark it has different numbers for the types of concrete ....we use the same concrete as you are using for building High Way bridges It’s a very strong concrete it don’t break up no matter how the weather conditions is And it’s very smooth if you work it the right the right way Remember I had a company to do this for me I do nothing but build skate parks around in Europe Call FSR beton ( fsr Concrete) se em on Instagram ...

@@barfod78 Cheers. Yeah there's some technique to it... I've seen skate parks here where they've let it dry too quick in the summer and it's cracked up a few weeks later.

@@barfod78 It's more of how to get it as smooth as possible...

@@shaunryan9810 its hard to soak the ramps in water to prevent cracking, smaller ramps are easier to slow dry than a whole skatepark.

@@nicktopo8380 They build them a section at a time. Transition sections 1st then the flat sections.

Fox 8ball of course if you’re ever in Denmark Com and ride it and have a beer 🍺

Summer holiday in Denmark this year I think 💪

Charles J Gartner Guess The new owners must have kids but I have no plans of selling I live next to the ocean I’m planning on staying for the rest of my life on this perfect spot right out to my kite surfing zone 😊😊🛹

Jonathan Walker its all in the Commentator already

Barfod 14000?

Jonathan Walker yes Think so 14000 $ or 100000 kr or 13500 € 👍🏼

Court Nims 12 meter x 6.5 meter x 1,5 meter and the extension is 1.80 meter

Thanks man, I was trying to calculate the yards of concrete pumped. Do you guys use cubic meters since your on the SI? The ramp looks sick!!!

Court Nims yes we use m3 i cant recall how mutch we used 😎

Using concrete over wood is the smarter choice. Ya it may be more permanent but you won't have any of the issues with maintenance that you would with wood.

No 😎Got Nice neighbours 👏🏻❤️

Yar its terrible I know what it was the only music You Tube would let me use😪