OC Ramps 4ft Wide Quarterpipe

Very well built. Read all directions. I did most of it myself and I am average " handy man". Getting the wood to bend and screw it in exactly right was very difficult. Here is what I did. I rested the ramp on its back edge with the narrow edge resting on my work bench. I placed free weights on the wood until the wood was flush with the bottom supporting wood near the coping. I placed a screw on the most medial part first then had my 14 y/o son push the lateral edge so that part was flush with the coping. Game over. I then screwed the rest of the screws in from coping edge to the narrow part. Repeat for the other board. Hope this helps. I think I used about 100 pounds of weights. Adult supervision definitely needed. Be careful.

Not sturdy at all extremely heavy and missing screws do not recommend this ramp for anyone my ramp that I got only lasted 2 months and was way to expensive don’t waste your time and money buying this.

Got the 3-ft one from their website. Easier and faster to assemble than I thought it would be. My 9 year old and I did it in an hour or so. Had to cut off a couple screws because they hit knots in the 2x4's and wouldn't go in any further. It is light enough for my boys to carry (6 and 9 years).