About Us.

Photo: Aleksi Martilainen

Sloka Custom Concrete Oy was founded with the vision of giving concrete a new and creative role in active environments.
At our core, we build high-quality sports facilities and design custom-made concrete structures where geometry, free forms, and surface treatment are in focus.

Whether it is a sports facility with a clear purpose or a public space featuring concrete sculptures, we ensure that every project is carefully considered in all key aspects – from the right expertise and experience to scheduling, communication, and user experience.

Our strength lies in the direct connection to skateboard culture and our many years of experience in the construction industry. Through active participation in the sport, we have developed a unique understanding of the need for environments that inspire movement, creativity, and growth.

We take responsibility for the entire process – from idea to finished product – and strongly believe in a comprehansive approach, sustainability, and attention to details that make a difference. Concrete is our passion, and we work broadly with different types of projects to continuously develop our skills and craftsmanship.

In addition to sports facilities and public spaces, we also take on smaller assignments for associations, organisations, and private clients. We value creativity and originality in every project we undertake – and see each new challenge as an opportunity to grow, both technically and artistically.

Photo: Dave Östlund

Photo: Silas Cotto

Global engagement.

Our work is deeply rooted in skateboard culture and driven by a genuine passion for designing environments that encourage movement, creativity, and growth. Beyond our commercial projects, we actively contribute to international volunteer initiatives with organisations such as Wonder Around the World and Make Life Skate Life. These collaborations aim to create accessible and meaningful spaces for children and young people in underserved communities worldwide

Photos: Make Life Skate Life

Photo: Silas Cotto

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