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Rinkbuild Hockey family owned and operated back yard rink building company for 10+ years

Rinks are custom built and can accommodate most yards!

✔️ 100% rink and liner gaurentee
✔️ Season-long customer support
✔️ Rebuild & take down
✔️ Puch protection & lighting add-ons

11/05/2026

Building a backyard rink in Toronto? Start with the frame. 🏒

A full rink holds up to 3,000 gallons of water. Build the frame from lumber, not OSB or plywood. More strength means more peace of mind.

Before you rent a truck and buy a $1,000 laser level, get a free laser level assessment for your rink build ($150 of value). Link in bio or send us a DM. Share this with a friend so they don’t flood their neighbour’s yard.

11/05/2026

A Toronto backyard rink that holds, freezes, and gets used? Three things most people miss. 🏒

The frame: a full rink holds up to 3,000 gallons of water, so use lumber, not OSB or plywood. The liner: get a white one, because white reflects the sun’s heat and a coloured liner absorbs it. The lounge: ringside seating can be almost as fun as skating, and it’s the perfect excuse to get the family outside.

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11/05/2026

Planning a rink in your Toronto backyard? A weak frame can flood your neighbour’s yard. 🏒

Three things people get wrong: build the frame from lumber, not OSB or plywood, since a full rink holds up to 3,000 gallons. Get a white liner, because a coloured or clear one absorbs heat and your ice fights you all winter. And make space for a ringside lounge.

Send this to a friend so they get it right. Follow Rinkbuild for more backyard rink tips.

11/05/2026

Building a backyard rink in Toronto? Here are 3 things most people get wrong. 🏒

1. The frame: a full rink holds up to 3,000 gallons of water, so build it from lumber, not OSB or plywood.
2. The liner: get a white one. White reflects the sun’s heat. A coloured liner, even a clear one, absorbs it and your ice fights you all winter.
3. The lounge: make space next to the rink. Sitting ringside can be almost as fun as skating.

We’ve built 1,000+ backyard rinks. Before you rent a truck and buy a $1,000 laser level, get a free laser level assessment for your rink build ($150 of value).

Link in bio or send us a DM. Share this with a friend so they don’t flood their neighbour’s yard.

11/04/2026

How long is the backyard rink season in Toronto? Traditionally through March break. 🏒

Skating starts just before or just after Christmas. By March break it can get touch and go depending on where in the city you are, and takedowns usually start in early to mid April.

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11/04/2026

How long is the backyard rink season in Toronto? Takedowns start early to mid April. 🏒

Traditionally, skating starts just before or just after Christmas and runs through March break. After that it’s touch and go depending on where in the city you are.

Planning a rink for next winter? Comment your neighbourhood for a free assessment. Early bookings skate first.

11/04/2026

How long is the backyard rink season in Toronto? Skating starts around Christmas. 🏒

Traditionally, over most years, we start skating just before or just after Christmas and skate through March break. After that it’s touch and go depending on where in the city you are, and takedowns start in early to mid April.

I’m Noah, owner of Rinkbuild, with 1,000+ backyard skating rinks built and maintained. Follow for more backyard rink answers from Toronto.

11/04/2026

How long is the backyard rink season in Toronto? Christmas through March break. 🏒

Traditionally, over most years, skating starts just before or just after Christmas and runs through March break. After that it’s touch and go depending on where in the city you are, and takedowns usually start in early to mid April.

Noah, owner of Rinkbuild: 1,000+ backyard skating rinks built and maintained.

Save this for planning your winter.

11/04/2026

How long is the backyard rink season in Toronto? A question every parent asks. 🏒

Traditionally, over most years, we start skating just before or just after Christmas, skate through March break, and start takedowns in early to mid April. March gets touch and go depending on where in the city you are.

I’m Noah, owner of Rinkbuild. We build backyard rinks in Toronto and have built and maintained 1,000+ backyard skating rinks.

Early bookings skate first. Link in bio.

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11/03/2026

Backyard rink maintenance in Toronto is easier than you think. 🏒

Shovel the snow before the heat of the day, then use a homeboni: a DIY ice resurfacer you can put together in about half an hour with household items, for smooth ice with minimal effort.

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Toronto, ON

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+14165406688

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