Guides
The Evolution of Equestrian Surfaces: From Basic Sand to Sophisticated Fibrewax®
This guide will walk you through this fascinating evolution, highlighting key milestones and current trends.
Understanding the Role of Wax in Equestrian Surfaces: A Deep Dive into its Benefits
In this guide, we’ll delve deeper into why wax is such a game-changer in equestrian surfaces.
Fact Sheet: Our Delivery Vehicles
This fact sheet provides information about the different delivery vehicles available, including their typical dimensions and capacities.
How to Install Surface Stabilising Fibre
In this detailed guide, we will be explaining how to install our fully synthetic Daytec® stabilising fibre, which can be added to new or existing silica sand…
How to Install a Premixed Surface
When installing your premixed arena surface, the aim is to achieve an evenly distributed and compacted surface to a consistent depth across the entire arena…
How to Maintain your Premixed Surface
Your riding arena surface is a substantial investment, so maintaining it throughout the year should be an indispensable part of your routine…
Riding Arena Construction Guide: Part 1 – Choosing the Site
Building your riding arena can be a cost-effective way to ride and train in the comfort of your property. However, self-building can be a challenging option, but with access…
Riding Arena Construction Guide: Part 2 – Levelling the Site
The first step when preparing your site is to measure out the arena. You will need the size of the school and an additional meter all around…
Riding Arena Construction Guide: Part 3 – Installing the Base
Now that your new riding arena site is levelled, we can start installing the drainage layer and sub-base. It is essential that any…
Riding Arena Construction Guide: Part 4 – Installing the Fencing
Installation of the fencing can be one of the trickiest parts of building a new riding arena, and mistakes can be challenging to rectify…
Riding Arena Construction Guide: Part 5 – Laying the Surface
Your fencing should be in place at this stage, and the drainage stone should be rolled in preparation for the surface. There are many different…