Installation & projects

Built for the room.Connected to the rink.

A Lex Aqua installation brings the melting pit, treatment equipment, water storage, and resurfacer together as one managed recovery loop—without changing the routine on the ice.

Configured around the facility Integrated with rink operations Designed for operator access
Complete Lex Aqua installation at Kokkola Ice Arena
Featured projectKokkola Ice ArenaComplete system configuration
Project locationKokkola, Finland
SystemLex Aqua main unit
Heat transfer2 RST radiators
Storage3,900-liter tank
OperationAutomatic + connected

Installation framework

The equipment is only part of the installation.

The system must fit the physical room, connect to the rink's existing water flow, and remain clear for operators to monitor and service.

01

Understand the rink flow

Map the melting pit, equipment room, resurfacer route, and water connections.

02

Configure the equipment

Match the main unit, heat-transfer equipment, and storage to the installation.

03

Connect the recovery loop

Link snow-melt input, treatment, reheating, storage, and return water.

04

Commission operation

Bring automatic controls, local visibility, and remote monitoring online.

Featured project

Kokkola,
up close.

The original project photography shows how each part of the recovery loop comes together behind the rink—from the main unit to the melting pit.

Lex Aqua main water recovery and treatment unit
Main equipmentLex Aqua treatment unit
Lex Aqua treatment piping and filtration connections
System detailTreatment connections
Lex Aqua equipment installed inside an arena service space
Equipment viewConfigured for the room
Ice rink melting pit connected to the Lex Aqua recovery system
System inputThe melting pit begins the recovery loop

Selected installations

Proven across real rink environments.

Lex Aqua installations span multiple countries, facility layouts, and operating conditions. These original project photographs show the system working behind the ice.

Lex Aqua installation at Matinkylä, Finland
Finland · 2021Matinkylä
Lex Aqua installation at Grästorp, Sweden
Sweden · 2022Grästorp
Lex Aqua installation at Falköping, Sweden
Sweden · 2024Falköping
Lex Aqua installation at Nolhaga, Sweden
Sweden · 2024Nolhaga

Selected completed installations from the Lex Aqua project archive.

Operational integration

Connected to the flow the rink already follows.

The resurfacer still delivers snow to the melting pit. Lex Aqua adds the recovery path behind that familiar process, preparing the resulting water before it returns for another flood.

Existing resurfacing routine remains familiar Recovery equipment stays behind the rink Operators retain local and remote visibility
Installed water loopKokkola configuration
01Melting pitRecovered snow melt
02Main unitFilter + UV treatment
03StoragePrepared water
04ResurfacerReturn to use
Closed-loop operation

Designed around arena operations

A practical fit behind the ice.

Installation decisions should support the room, the daily routine, and the people responsible for keeping the rink running.

01

Physical footprint

Equipment is arranged around the available service space and connection points.

02

Existing workflow

The recovery loop begins with the same resurfacer-to-pit routine rink staff already use.

03

Service access

Core equipment and connections remain visible and reachable for inspection.

04

Operator visibility

Local touchscreen control and remote access keep system status available.

Installation & projects

One recovery loop.
Built into the rink.

Featured projectKokkola Ice Arena
System inputMelting pit
System outputWater ready for reuse
VisibilityLocal + remote