Missouri Covered Riding Arena

Columbia, MO7,246 Sq. Ft.

Project Summary:


Based on our Prairie Arena Kit, this covered riding arena in Columbia, Missouri, features a wide-open layout perfect for year-round riding. We modified several elements of this design to accommodate our client’s needs, including extending the size of the structure from our standard 80′ x 120′ to 82′ x 120′ and enclosing the front and back of the arena. Angle-iron steel trusses create a wide-stretching clear-span space, ensuring our client can enjoy an expansive interior free of obstructions. Classic Equine breezeway doors and a steel-framed arena gate offer easy access to and from the arena, while the arena’s open-air design provides optimal ventilation and natural light.

We added three non-functional vented cupolas to the exterior for visual appeal. We also clad this structure with cedar board and batten siding and Douglas fir tongue and groove material — both of which were stained to create a weathered, rustic appearance.

General Overview:

PRAIRIE 82′:

  • 7,246 SQ. FT.
  • Clear-Span Framing
  • Angle-Iron Truss System

MODIFICATIONS:

  • Extended width from 80′ x 120′ to 82′ x 120′
  • 17′ Truss Connection Height
  • (1) 60″ x 72″ Cedar Cupola
  • (2) 48″ x 60″ Cedar Cupolas

FEATURES:

  • Cedar Board and Batten Siding
  • Douglas Fir Tongue and Groove Siding
  • Classic Equine Breezeway Doors
  • Non-Functional Cedar Cupolas
  • Faux Hayloft Door

Custom Features:

This covered riding arena in Columbia, Missouri, offers the ideal setting for riding in any season. The clear-span structure includes angle-iron steel trusses that create an expansive interior space. Inside, you’ll also find Classic Equine breezeway doors, a steel-framed arena gate, and tongue and groove wall coverings. The exterior features a combination of stained cedar board and batten siding and Douglas fir tongue and groove siding. Three non-functional vented cupolas adorn the roof, creating a distinct barn-like appearance.

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