Ramp Surfaces
Choose the riding surface before you finish the ramp
The top sheet is the part of the ramp your wheels meet every run. OC Ramps offers GatorSkins and Skatelite panels for building or refreshing that riding surface. Whether you are upgrading a kit or planning a DIY ramp, compare the actual panel dimensions, finish and preparation options before deciding what to order.
A riding sheet is one part of the construction, not a complete ramp. Keep the supporting structure, panel layout and installation requirements in the same plan. Replacing the top layer does not correct damaged material underneath it.
Compare GatorSkins and Skatelite by the panels you will receive
GatorSkins panels measure 48 by 94 inches and are available in Brown or Green. Those are separate color choices, not a promise that you can reverse one panel to change colors. The 94-inch length is two inches shorter than a full eight-foot sheet, which matters when you lay out cuts and seams.
The Skatelite panel measures four by eight feet and is one-quarter inch thick, with a natural wood-tan finish. Do not treat the two products' nominal size labels as identical cutting plans. Compare the current product specifications and the finished appearance you want, then work out the pieces your ramp needs.
Choose panel preparation that matches your build
Both product pages offer an optional pre-drill, countersink and cut service for OC Ramps kits. If you are ordering for an eligible kit, that option handles those preparation steps before installation. Make sure the kit and configuration are clear when arranging preparation.
For a DIY design, choose the option without that kit-specific service and plan the sheet layout to your own build. A simple area calculation can help estimate material, but it does not account for every cut, seam or offcut. Use the actual surface measurements and installation instructions to finalize the order rather than rounding the ramp footprint into a sheet count.
Keep surface upgrades and wood protection separate
GatorSkins and Skatelite are riding panels; Skate Paint is a coating for compatible exposed wood. Do not paint over the GatorSkins or Skatelite top sheets. A ramp with a separate riding surface can still have wooden parts and fasteners that need inspection and care.
Use the OC Ramps buyer guides to compare your build options and the Ramp Care guide to plan ongoing upkeep. If you are choosing an entire ramp, start with the surface options offered on that ramp's product page so you can consider the kit and upgrade together.





















