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Karen Kelly posted a reply on Re: Let's talk Sock Skating rink fencing!
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Gennadyi Gurman posted a reply on Re: Let's talk Sock Skating rink fencing!
Wednesday, Nov 4, 2026 at 1:24 PM
Said: Ours is freestanding on our rooftop terrace. For the fencing we use a system we bought from either from glice or polyglide ice. in the past we've laid a double layer or 3/4" plywood under the whole rink and used lag bolts to secure the ...
Liz Scott posted a reply on Re: Let's talk Sock Skating rink fencing!
Wednesday, Nov 4, 2026 at 1:17 PM
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Thank you for reaching out! I will be out of the office from November 1 - 7 for vacation.
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Danielle Desjardin posted a new Topic
Wednesday, Nov 4, 2026 at 1:07 PM
Let's talk Sock Skating rink fencing!
This is our 5th year installing our CMON on Ice exhibit but I have always screwed the fencing into the floor. We are considering relocating our rink to a space that would require a freestanding fence next winter. I have seen images of freestanding fences at other museums, so I am curious to hear from those that take this approach.
Do you secure your fencing to the floor, or do you have a freestanding fence?
Do you secure your fencing to the floor, or do you have a freestanding fence?
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