Long-span rigid frames, roofing and whatever wall steel the arena calls for, sent to the site with sealed drawings for an erection crew.
Riding arena options
Discuss the riding area you need, then account for footing, gates and the space around it. Choose open sides or an enclosed building to suit the project.
A crew sets the long-span frames on their foundations and sheets the roof, leaving the riding surface and rail work to finish inside.
A roof over the riding area with the sides open or partly sheeted, for shade and rain cover without shutting out the breeze.
Sheeted walls, large doors and a lit interior, for year-round riding, lessons or events out of the wind and rain.
Translucent panels, light fixtures and ridge or wall vents planned with the frame so the arena stays bright and the dust clears.
Attached wings or lean-tos for a viewing area, a tack room or a row of stalls alongside the riding space.
Clearing, grading and a compacted base sloped for drainage, ready for the footing material your discipline calls for.
Tell us what you need.
Tell us the riding discipline, usable arena size and whether you want enclosed sides.
Try the dimensions in 3D.
Change the size, doors and colors, then attach the design to your quote request.