Install foam Risers wherever track will be laid. This raises the track level to the height of the Risers, causing surrounding areas to be lower. You can quickly and easily make creeks and other low-lying areas without cutting into the layout base. Use at least 2" Risers to elevate track. 1/2" and 1" Risers are generally used with Incline Starters to create varying grades. Each piece is 2 1/2" wide x 24" long.

Install foam Risers wherever track will be laid. This raises the track level to the height of the Risers, causing surrounding areas to be lower. You can quickly and easily make creeks and other low-lying areas without cutting into the layout base. Use at least 2" Risers to elevate track. 1/2" and 1" Risers are generally used with Incline Starters to create varying grades. Each piece is 2 1/2" wide x 24" long.

Install foam Risers wherever track will be laid. This raises the track level to the height of the Risers, causing surrounding areas to be lower. You can quickly and easily make creeks and other low-lying areas without cutting into the layout base. 2" Risers should be the minimum height used to elevate track. Each piece is 2 1/2" wide x 24" long.

Install foam Risers wherever track will be laid. This raises the track level to the height of the Risers, causing surrounding areas to be lower. You can quickly and easily make creeks and other low-lying areas without cutting into the layout base. 4" Risers give maximum elevation for steep relief. Each piece is 2 1/2" wide x 24" long.

Install foam Risers wherever track will be laid. This raises the track level to the height of the Risers, causing surrounding areas to be lower. You can quickly and easily make creeks and other low-lying areas without cutting into the layout base. 3/4" Risers work great with 3% Inclines and Starters. Each piece is 2 1/2" wide x 24" long.