Hockey rewards speed and precision, and both start with the ice. Focusun draws on 20 years of refrigeration engineering to deliver ice hockey rink construction that meets IIHF and NHL standards, wherever in the world it's built.
61m × 30m (1830㎡)
Built to IIHF regulation dimensions for professional leagues and international events. Self-leveling floor construction holds the surface to millimeter-level flatness, so players get true speed and precise puck control.
Hockey ice needs to run harder than figure skating ice. Our hockey rink refrigeration system holds surface temperature between -5.5°C and -7°C, tuned for consistent glide resistance and rebound — real ice, not a synthetic ice rink substitute.
High-strength, flexible boards absorb the force of full-speed collisions, protecting players without compromising rink integrity.
Custom sizing, under 1,800 m²
Not every venue needs regulation dimensions. For shopping centers, youth training academies and community sports halls, we design custom rinks sized to fit the space, not the other way around.
Sized to the Space Modular refrigeration units make an 800 m² teaching rink or a 1,500 m² showcase rink equally practical, maximizing usable floor area.
Built for Multiple Uses One surface supports hockey, figure skating and short-track training, lifting both utilization and commercial value per square meter.
Q1: How long does ice hockey rink construction take?
A regulation-size rink typically takes [6-8 weeks] from site preparation to first freeze, depending on venue size and site conditions. Our team provides a detailed timeline as part of every ice hockey rink construction proposal.
Q2: What's included in the refrigeration system?
Every rink comes with a full hockey rink refrigeration system — chillers, sub-floor piping, and automated temperature control — engineered to hold competition-grade hardness between -5.5°C and -7°C, not just a generic cooling setup.
Q3: Is this real ice, or a synthetic ice rink?
This is a true refrigerated ice surface, not a synthetic ice rink for sale — the kind of plastic panel product used for casual practice. Real ice delivers the glide, rebound and puck response that competitive hockey actually requires.
Q4: Can a rink be built in a warm or humid climate?
Yes. Focusun's refrigeration and insulation engineering is built specifically for non-traditional climates, so an ice hockey rink can run reliably in warm or humid regions without the performance dropping off during peak season.
Whether you're building a regulation ice hockey rink construction project or a small-format training rink, our engineers can provide precise technical support.
