A simulated ice rink is a facility that mimics a real ice skating rink.

Characteristic

● Easy installation: Compared to real ice rinks, it is not limited by site and environment, and does not require complex ice making equipment or a large amount of water resources. Whether indoors or outdoors, as long as the site is flat, it can be quickly installed and constructed, for example, it can be completed in a short period of time in places such as mall courtyards.

● Easy maintenance: No complex procedures such as ice making or sweeping. There is no need to worry about temperature changes causing the ice surface to melt, nor will water quality issues affect the quality of the ice surface. Basic cleaning work can keep the ice surface in good condition.

● Low cost: The construction of a simulated ice rink requires much less equipment, operation, and maintenance compared to a real ice rink, and does not require a refrigeration system or professional ice making maintenance personnel.

● Good safety performance: The material used to simulate ice surfaces usually has a certain degree of elasticity and friction, which can provide cushioning for skaters when they fall and reduce the risk of injury.

Purpose

● Commercial entertainment venues: Set up simulated ice rinks in shopping malls, supermarkets, amusement parks and other places for commercial performances, ice experience activities, etc., to attract customers and increase entertainment projects.

● Sports training: Basic training for beginners in ice skating. Skating courses in schools and communities can be conducted on simulated ice rinks without seasonal or regional restrictions, making teaching convenient.

● Private use: Install small simulated ice rinks in the courtyards or indoor spaces of some private residences for personal or family leisure and entertainment purposes.