Equestrian Horse Rodeo Arenas Boarding Stables Stalls Under One Roof

Facility Design & Extra Space

When determining the size of your arena building, there are two factors to consider.
1. The size of the arena by its intended use.
2. Features of the building that require additional space.

The purpose for separating the two areas is because of the cost factor of covering additional
space under the main building or the "clear span" area. Wider spans require much heavier steel
beams to support the structure, which may not be the most cost effective way to add space.

Picture Examples

Livestock chute added as a side-wall lean-to
addition to the main arena.

Stables added as a lean-to addition to the main arena, both sides.

Learn More About Custom Features Or Submit An Inquiry... Click Your Choice Below

Exterior Styles

Main Arena

Stables

Standard Eave Height For Most Arenas is 16' & Roping Arenas 18'
Peak Height Is Determined By Roof Width & Pitch

As Seen In

2008, ranchandgolf.com. All images and content are the property of Ranch & Golf Construction and may not be used or reproduced in any way without permission of the company.
Contact information and forms are for use by clients only and are not to be used as a method for solicitation of any type.

T erms of Use, Policies & Privacy

Horses for Sale - Horses for Sale, Stud and Lease at EquineHits. Free horse photos!

Roof extensions can be added on one side or both and can run the entire length of the main
building or partial for your exact space requirements.
The extensions can go up to 30' wide without the use of support columns inside for added
flexibility in the use of the space.
The area can be partitioned off from the main arena or left open depending on your preference.

Inside view of a lean-to
extension used as a stable area
on the side of the main building.