Indoor Riding Arenas
Do you dream of having a space to ride without being in the elements? A place where you do not have to worry about the snow, the rain, or the wind, and just be able to spend time with your horse?
Check out The Carriage Shed’s indoor riding arenas. They are Amish crafted with #1 Grade Materials. Built to withstand your local weather – meeting your local snow and wind loads.
Your indoor riding arena can be any size built from any material. There are many options to choose from; you can have a viewing area, have your stalls built-in or attached to your arena, or anything you dream up – we can do.
Contact us today to build your dream.
Riding Arena FAQs
No matter how familiar you may be with construction, you may have many important questions. The only arena that matters is the one built for you. Think of yourself as the foreman of the project. No one will be as interested in or live with the outcome as long as you.
Here are some common questions, but feel free to ask questions about options or any other details.
We are here to help you make the best decisions about your indoor arena project.
What are the benefits of an indoor arena?
In an indoor arena, outside distractions are eliminated, preventing horses from being startled by dogs, or anything else that might potentially spook them.
Indoor arenas also provide superior footing, which helps to decrease the risk of riding injuries.
And the most obvious – you are not affected by the elements!
Should I install mirrors in my indoor riding arena?
Equine arena mirrors are designed to give you instant feedback and act as a silent trainer in your riding area. They are helpful for dressage riders, hunter riders, and jumper riders watching the horse’s form over the jump.
To have mirrors are a big plus for any indoor riding arena.
Is the site we’ve chosen the best location?
You may have what you think is the perfect place for your barn, but you may want a second option. If we have reservations about your choice we can explain why and suggest alternative locations.
Who is in charge of checking zoning regulations, getting permits, and putting in a foundation?
Though The Carriage Shed does supply a foundation plan and structural prints, the customer is responsible for all site work and foundation needs before the building can be delivered. They are also responsible for any post set up landscaping or finished grading. We suggest contacting your local town office for information regarding permits and zoning regulations.
60′ x 140′ x 16′ High Indoor Riding Arena
60′ x 140′ x 16′ High Indoor Riding Arena Details & Options
- Wooden Doors
- Logo Design
70′ x 120′ x 16′ High Indoor Riding Arena
70′ x 120′ x 16′ High Indoor Riding Arena Details & Options
- (3) pairs of 12×14 aluminum sliding doors for easy access
- (2) man doors with tempered glass
- Heavy-duty wood gates at all entry points
- A 12-inch slanted ride rail for safety and traditional style
- A 4/12 pitch truss system, engineered for a 40-5-5 snow load, with 4′ on-center spacing
- A metal roof with a condensation barrier to prevent interior moisture buildup
- (4) Anderson Silverline windows (2 on each 16’ side)
- (2) 6’x4’ side-slide viewing windows without grids for clear sightlines
- Engineered stamped prints ensuring structural integrity and compliance
Riding Arena Standard Features
6′ Clear Panel on Sides
Poles Every 8′
16′ High Walls
Metal Siding
4 Pitch Metal Roof with Vapor Barrier
12′ W x 14′ H Aluminum Roll Doors on Both Ends
60′ x 140′ x 16′ High Indoor Riding Arena
70′ x 120′ x 16′ High Indoor Riding Arena
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