Between a rail and a ramp, with Mark Appleyard's shapeMark Appleyard's Triangle Apple brings a different shape to grind-and-slide sessions: a six-foot plywood triangle with galvanized coping along its top ridge. The low, wide body gives you more to work around than a narrow rail. Build the kit for your home spot, then explore how its shape fits the lines you like to skate.Explore more shape than a narrow bar Galvanized coping runs along the triangle's top ridge, with a banked wooden body beneath it. That combination makes Triangle Apple a distinct addition alongside a flat bar or ledge. Use the shape to vary your approach and bring something different to your usual grind-and-slide session.Fit the low, wide profile into the lineTriangle Apple is six feet long, two feet wide and one foot high. That width makes it a different placement decision from a narrow rail, while the 60-pound weight matters when you plan to move it. Our Space and Fit guide helps you consider the approach and roll-away as well as the obstacle itself.Build the design without sourcing every pieceThe kit includes pre-cut and pre-drilled boards, galvanized metal parts, counted screws and photo instructions. You get the pieces needed to build Mark Appleyard's design without drawing up a materials list or cutting every board yourself. Follow the supplied sequence as the triangle and coping come together.Choose paint for the exposed plywoodChoose the one-quart Skate Paint option when you want a coating for the exposed plywood. Keep it on the wooden body, with the galvanized coping left as its own working surface. Our Ramp Care guide helps you prepare the wood and plan upkeep before the obstacle joins your regular sessions.Give the next session a trick to work onBring a boardslide or 50-50 to the Triangle Apple, then work on repeating it along the coping. The six-foot length gives that practice a defined target. Build the session around a trick you want to revisit, with the triangular body adding a different shape to your usual rail setup.What's in the Box One Triangle Apple Rail kit One 1-quart container of Skate Paint only when selected 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.A kit built to assemblePre-cut, pre-drilled boards, galvanized metal parts, pre-counted rust-resistant screws, and photo instructions are included. Keep the pieces grouped and follow the supplied build sequence before skating.Plan for a 60-pound obstacleThe finished Triangle Apple weighs 60 pounds. Choose a stable location with room for the 6-foot product, its 24-inch width, the approach, and the roll-away.Questions about Triangle Apple Skate RailHow does the Triangle Apple differ from a flat skate rail?Its plywood triangle sits beneath galvanized coping, creating a wider 24-inch obstacle with rail-and-ramp character. A flat rail keeps the working surface on a narrower bar. Choose Triangle Apple when the triangular body, not just a coping edge, is the desired feature.How does Triangle Apple compare with the Dave Bachinsky Crescent Ledge?Triangle Apple is a six-foot triangular obstacle with coping along its top ridge. The Crescent is a ten-foot curved ledge that rises from 9 inches at one end to 14 inches at the other. Choose Triangle Apple for a shorter, straight coping line or the Crescent for a longer, curved edge with changing height.When should I compare Triangle Apple with Bump to Rail?Triangle Apple gives you a low, straight coping line along the top of a six-foot wooden triangle. Bump to Rail combines a 12-inch wooden bump with a 17-inch rail along its edge. Compare the approach, height and tricks you want to practice, then check that your space has room to enter and leave the obstacle.What tricks can riders practice on the Triangle Apple Skate Rail?Use the Triangle Apple Skate Rail for rail tricks such as boardslides and 50-50 grinds, then progress to more technical slides and grinds as control improves. Keep a straight, clear approach and exit that match the rail's height and length.Can I return the Triangle Apple Skate Rail 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.skate rails.Review the OC Ramps Return Policy.
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