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| SKI LIFT
UNLOADING RAMPS |
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| Many chair lift mountain
stations either have a stony or wooden board surface, on which winter
sportsmen disembark the chair lift with their ski or snowboard to then
glide on to the piste. As a result of strong winds, snow covering
these boards usually is blown off, leaving the winter sportsman to
disembark over small stones, thereby damaging his ski or snowboard.
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Advantage-Skitrax:
By laying the easily interlocking tile units of Skitrax in the unloading
area (approx. 4m x 6m) to the edge of the piste, a disembarkment is
easily possible with or without windy weather. It should have been at
least 10 degrees inclination exits. Small stones fall between
the gaps of Skitrax, guaranteeing a gentle glide to the edge of the
piste. Even with strong winds, enough snow remains availble for smooth
unloading. |
It should have been at least 10 degrees inclination
exists.
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Example:
Blue Mountain (USA)
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Example: Samnaun (Switzerland)
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