An important part of the pump track assembly process is site preparation. 

Important things to keep in mind include: 

• A near-level site is needed for any Modular Pumptrack installation – we recommend no more than a 3% gradient in any direction.
• To make the area as safe as possible, it’s best to ensure there are no hazards within a 2-metre safety zone.
• It’s always a good idea to ensure the site drains well, with no areas that will collect and pond water.

To create a firm foundation for your pump track, use a compacted road-base or crusher / cracker dust as ground cover. Your pump track foundation should match the exact shape of the track plus a little wider or you can create a large rectangle or square pad to encompass the entire size of the track.

Existing playspace sites, like unused tennis or basketball courts, are ideal for Modular Pumptracks. Using these types of sites can short-cut the site preparation process.

The Modular Pumptrack has been well received by the community and has proven to be designed for rider safety and enjoyment. Kiama Council would recommend Parkitect as they were easy to deal with, had good communication with Council staff and delivered the product on time.

Janelle Burns | Road Safety Officer | Kiama Municipal Council

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Pump track modules, plus all the components and hardware needed for your track are packed securely on pallets and shipped inside a container from Europe to Australia/New Zealand. Once customs have cleared the shipment, it’s ready for your collection. If you need the pump track to be delivered to site, we can help with this.  Simply ask us for a ‘delivery to site’ quote during the project design stage.

No specialist contractors needed

Because we make pump track assembly so easy, there’s no need for specialist contractors. You’re free to use your own local tradespeople, builders, landscapers, and civil contractors. This gives you direct control over your project budget. 

We’ve even heard of community groups pulling together local volunteers to assemble their own Modular Pumptrack with ease and alot of fun.

Use our easy-to-follow Assembly Guide to build your pump track

Your Parkitect Modular Pumptrack comes with a customised Assembly Guide, unique to your project. 

The Assembly Guide includes:

• a description of the modules
• a list of the components and hardware
• step-by-step connection information
• site layout dimensions including the safety zone 
• a foundation and layout plan, and 
• an assembly procedure

The number of people you’ll need to build your pump track depends on the size of the track.  All you need are some basic hand tools and strong muscles! *unless you are installing the pre-cast concrete Landscape Edition, then you will need more specialised assemblers.

As an exclusive distributor of Modular Pumptracks, Parkitect Australia doesn’t offer assembly or landscaping. But you can connect with these experienced Modular Pumptrack builders to help you out!

Shaun from Parkitect Australia was always available to answer any questions and to give suggestions based on his extensive knowledge and experience of pump tracks. He provided valuable advice to the Council team during the set-up process.

Kelly Burns | Strategic Projects Officer | City of Burnside

Your new pump track is sure to attract people of all ages and abilities.

And attractive landscaping is a great way to create an incredible neighbourhood playspace. 

But it doesn’t have to be too complicated. Planting some grass and a few low shrubs and installing clear access paths is all that’s needed. And don’t forget a few park benches and some shade too. 

For more tips on building a successful pump track, check out our article where three experts reckon building Modular Pumptracks is child’s play.

I felt it would be a real hit for our main demographic, 6 to 12-year-olds. Plus, it was a nice-looking unit and quick to install. The feedback has been fantastic. The kids love it, and so do the parents.

David Comiskey | Director of the Comiskey Group