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When creating this riding arena, we considered air flow, lighting, materials, the safety of horse and rider, and ease of access to the facility. With arched open-air windows on one side, and large fans overhead, air flow is never a problem. In fact, “garage doors” can be opened on the opposite length of the arena to make it a pavilion setting for maximum breeze. Large windows and skylights bring in plenty of light, while hand-bent wood bumpers keep horses safely away from the outside walls. House With Stables, Covered Riding Arena, Horse Riding Arena, Dream Barn Stables, Equestrian Barns, Riding Arena, Barn Builders, Horse Arena, Dream Stables

When creating this riding arena, we considered air flow, lighting, materials, the safety of horse and rider, and ease of access to the facility. With arched open-air windows on one side, and large fans overhead, air flow is never a problem. In fact, “garage doors” can be opened on the opposite length of the arena to make it a pavilion setting for maximum breeze. Large windows and skylights bring in plenty of light, while hand-bent wood bumpers keep horses safely away from the outside walls.

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Since I have been taking professional riding lessons for the past two months, I have decided I need to increase the size of my riding arena. So I want to share with you building a riding arena on a budget. The original space I had was too narrow, and not large enough to incorporate some jumps for schooling.

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Precise lighting helps you achieve appropriate safety and comfort levels in indoor riding arenas. The requirements for footcandle (light brightness) levels depend on the type of event and level of competition occurring in the arena and can range from 18.5 for dressage training to 65 for top-level show jumping competitions. Providing enough brightness helps to ensure a safe, high-level equestrian environment. Stable Inspiration, Indoor Riding Arena, Horse Riding Arena, Riding Arena, Horse Arena, Dressage Training, Indoor Arena, Riding Arenas, Equestrian Facilities

Precise lighting helps you achieve appropriate safety and comfort levels in indoor riding arenas. The requirements for footcandle (light brightness) levels depend on the type of event and level of competition occurring in the arena and can range from 18.5 for dressage training to 65 for top-level show jumping competitions. Providing enough brightness helps to ensure a safe, high-level equestrian environment.

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