Fully-covered steel riding arena with 26ga sheeting

Fully clad steel riding arena with Metbec PBR 26ga roof and wall system.

Can be insulated or uninsulated.

Width: Between 60′ and 150

length: between 100′ and 500

Height: Between 12′ and 24

Slope: between 1:12 and 8:12

Prices may vary depending on your location, as our buildings are designed to comply with codes that are specific to each region of Quebec.

Prices range from $15/PC to $50/PC

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With our 4-season equestrian rides

Total control over the weather: A fully enclosed steel riding arena offers total protection against the elements, such as rain, snow, wind and excessive sun, guaranteeing constant, comfortable training conditions.
Climate control: With closed walls, constant temperature and humidity levels can be maintained inside the arena, providing optimum comfort for horses and riders all year round.
Enhanced security: Fully enclosed buildings offer improved security by preventing unauthorized access to the arena and reducing the risk of equipment theft or vandalism.
Noise and distraction reduction: Enclosed walls help attenuate outside noise and distractions, creating a calm environment conducive to concentration and performance for horses and riders.
Less maintenance required: Because of their weather protection, fully enclosed buildings generally require less maintenance in terms of cleaning and maintenance of the arena floor.

Higher initial costs: Building a fully enclosed steel riding arena involves higher initial costs due to the need for complete walls and roofs, which can be prohibitive for some budgets.
Limited ventilation: With closed walls, air circulation can be limited, leading to a build-up of moisture and unpleasant odours, requiring additional ventilation systems to ensure occupant comfort.
Dependence on artificial lighting: In the absence of natural light, fully enclosed arenas are more dependent on artificial lighting, which can lead to higher electricity costs and challenges in the event of a power failure.
Less natural training potential: Some riders and horses may prefer a more natural environment with exposure to daylight and outside elements, which may be limited in a fully enclosed arena.
Risk of heat build-up: In summer, fully enclosed arenas can become hot and stuffy, requiring additional measures to maintain comfortable conditions during the warmer months.