Two steps. More than one way into the session.The Double Step Ledge puts a low and a higher target in the same six-foot obstacle. Work with the six-and-a-half-inch step or the twelve-inch step as you choose the approach for your next trick. The kit includes photo instructions, with an optional wood coating to add before it takes its place in the setup.Choose between two ledge heights The first step is six and a half inches high; the second is twelve inches. Both belong to one obstacle, so you can move between the lower and higher targets during a session. Choose the step that suits the trick you want to work on next.Keep six feet of length in the lineBoth steps are part of a six-foot-long ledge. That gives the feature an extended shape to work alongside as you plan approaches and exits. Think about where the next trick will begin and finish rather than placing it only where the rectangle fits.Make room beside the stepsThe complete obstacle is two and a half feet wide. Leave room to approach the step you want and roll away without another feature blocking the path. Our Space and Fit guide helps you map that surrounding area as well as the ledge's footprint.Build both steps from one kitThe Double Step arrives boxed with detailed photo instructions. Assembly is estimated at thirty to forty-five minutes using a drill. Lay out the parts before you start and follow the sequence as both ledge heights come together.Add a coating for the exposed woodA one-quart Skate Paint option is available with the ledge. Use it to coat the exposed plywood, then include regular checks and care in your plans for the setup. Our Ramp Care guide helps you look after the wooden obstacle beyond the first session.What's in the Box One Double Step Skate Ledge kit with 6.5-inch and 12-inch step heights One quart of Skate Paint only when selected Photo instruction booklet Required assembly hardware Free shipping in the U.S.Shipping is free to the 48 contiguous states with no order minimum. Alaska and Hawaii require a shipping quote.Build the two steps with a drillThe Double Step Ledge needs a drill and about 30 to 45 minutes of assembly. Keep the 6.5-inch and 12-inch step sections organized, then check that the completed six-foot ledge rests level.Questions about Double Step Skate LedgeHow does the Double Step Ledge differ from stacking two separate boxes?Its 6.5-inch and 12-inch steps are connected in one six-foot obstacle, so the relationship between the two levels stays consistent. Separate boxes offer more rearrangement. Choose the Double Step when two fixed heights in one compact ledge are more valuable than modular placement.Who should compare the Double Step with the Crescent Ledge?Both provide more than one working height, but they do it differently. The Double Step creates two defined levels; the Crescent moves between a 9-inch low end and 14-inch high end along a curve. Compare the kind of edge the rider wants, not just length.How does the Double Step Skate Ledge compare with the Skateboard Manny Pad?The Double Step gives you two fixed ledge heights in one obstacle. A manual pad provides a low platform for balance tricks. Choose the Double Step when you want two heights for grinds and slides; compare a manual pad when manuals and nose manuals are the main focus.What tricks can riders practice on the Double Step Skate Ledge?Use the Double Step Skate Ledge for ledge skills such as 50-50 grinds, boardslides, noseslides, and ollies on or off the obstacle. Where the top and geometry support it, riders can also work on manuals and nose manuals.Can I return the Double Step Skate Ledge if it is not the right fit?Eligible unused products may be requested for return within 30 calendar days of purchase when they are in original condition and packaging with all included parts and manuals. Customized, used, skated, damaged, or incomplete products are not eligible, and freight, original shipping, processing costs, and a restocking fee may apply. Review the current OC Ramps Return Policy before ordering.grind boxes and ledges.Review the OC Ramps Return Policy.
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