Tag Archive for: equestrian arenas

Metal Building in Pembroke, Massachusetts

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Steel Building in Pleasant Hill, Missouri

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Metal Building in Las Cruces, New Mexico

Metal Building Outlet was the proud supplier of this pre-engineered metal building in Las Cruces, New Mexico, in October of 2020.

Rugged, easy to raise and built to last, the building now functions as an equestrian arena, offering superior protection for horses and riders.

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Steel Buildings in Greer, South Carolina

Metal Building Outlet supplied these (3) pre-engineered steel buildings for a customer in Greer, South Carolina. Rugged, spacious and easy to maintain, the (3) steel buildings all function as arenas, offering ample space to use as the owner sees fit. All of the buildings boast Old Town Gray paint, enhancing their curb appeal, and the first stands 124’x263’x20’ once raised, while the second and third buildings stand 20’x263’x20’. The metal arenas all have high overhead clearance, making them ideal for athletic, equestrian or other use.

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Metal Building in Livingston, Montana

Metal Building Outlet supplied this preconstructed metal building in Livingston, Montana. Koko brown in color, the attractive and functional building now serves as the Peregrine Equestrian Center. The arena is comprised of top-quality steel materials, and it stands 80’x175’x16’ in size once fully erect.

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Steel Buildings in White Shield, North Dakota

Metal Building Outlet was the supplier of these (2) pre-engineered steel equestrian buildings in White Shield, North Dakota, in October of 2019.

Currently functioning as riding arenas, the (2) steel equestrian buildings offer unparalleled strength and durability, delivering reliable protection for animals and riders. The larger of the buildings is an expansive 100’x310’x16’ in size, while the second, smaller metal arena stands 33’x310’x16’. Both buildings have high overhead clearance, making them safe for their intended usage, and they both have rugged, corrosion-resistant Galvalume roofs with 1:12 pitch overhead, protecting the riding areas from the North Dakota elements.

As far as accessibility, the steel equestrian buildings have (6) framed openings between them, which include (3) 14’x14’ overhead door openings and (3) 3070 walk door openings enclosing (3) 3070 walk doors. They also feature 43-pound snow loads and 115-mph wind speed ratings; customizations made in consideration of North Dakota’s sometimes-harsh climate and the building code restrictions currently in place at the address.

Part of the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation, White Shield, North Dakota, is a part of McLean County. The area sits about 96 miles outside Bismarck and about 56 miles northwest of Washburn.

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