Recent projects that are riding arenas
This 70′ x 175′ x 20′ riding arena is located in Priddis, Alberta. Featuring energy saver roof insulation installed by the family themselves. They also host various horse riding events every year and also allowed many interested buyers in their area to view the structure.
This beautiful 100′ x 290′ x 20′ horse riding arena located in Sherwood Park, Alberta, has a separate horse exerciser area and lean-to barn for the stalls.
The spacing of our frames was adjusted to make the stalls fit easily, and every stall keeps the horses comfortable and has its own horse window. There’s also a covered area in the front for hay storage.
From design facilitation to production and install, any use you can imagine is possible with the qualified team at Olympia Steel Canada. This 80′ x 120′ x 20′ riding arena with standing seam roof and light panels really impressed our customer.
“We love the high roof pitch, extra vertical space, airiness, and high eave height. 20’ at eave and 38’ at peak. We love the insulation. Best decision ever. The building is incredibly quiet. In addition to holding a temp well. Even with no doors you notice a difference. The 2’ of light panels bring in a tremendous amount of light as you can see. And the insulation reflects it well. I like the fact that we bought the heavier end truss such that we can expand the length in the future. So far it’s perfect. We would highly recommend this over a wood structure for potential customers.”
This beautiful 40x60x12 horse barn located in Barry’s Bay, Ontario, has (6) 10×12 horse stalls and keeps the horses safe, calm and content. The barn has exceeded the client’s expectations and hopefully they hope to do business again in the future for a riding arena.
This fantastic riding arena located in Dunrobin; Ontario was designed by Olympia Steel Buildings of Canada. When the strongest tornado to hit eastern Canada since 1902 shredded the pre-existing fabric riding arena on this property, Olympia Steel Buildings was there with the permanent solution. The arena is 80′ x 200′ x 18′ in size, fully insulated with translucent light panels at the eaves to provide a great splash of natural light. To meet Ottawa building code on this property, the back-side wall is insulated with Roxul 55 fire resist insulation and is sandwiched in between 24-gauge interior and exterior wall paneling.
From design facilitation to production and install, any dream is possible with the qualified team at Olympia Steel Canada. This 80’x200’x18′ riding arena tucked behind a beautiful 40’x40’x20′ barn that connects to two identical 30x60x12 stalls began as a simple sketch. It features a customized black roof with translucent panels throughout the riding arena and is insulated throughout the 4 building project. In order to commit to the idea, Olympia Steel created a 3D rendering of the full design prior to ordering the final product. As you can see this project is now well on its way to completion and we couldn’t be happier sharing in the development and realization of this couples lifelong dream.
Here is a 120′ x 195′ x 20′ metal riding arena built for the First Nations community in Pays Platt, Northern Ontario
After an unfortunate storm, VS Equestrian was left without a riding arena after their relatively new fabric building came down. VS Equestrian and Chief Estimator George Zakhem at Olympia Steel Buildings began work on an affordable and long term solution. This 70x130x20 was designed and conceptualized through an experienced riders vision and the design efforts of Olympia. The final product turned out great and Olympia’s Client couldn’t be happier. “Thanks, Olympia”
