How much do arena mirrors cost?
And finding real arena mirrors online can be pricey. For the mirrors, the price range runs around $2500 – $3500, for the mirrors. Then you have to add in the cost of a wall, frame, or whatever it is you are going to build to it yourself or have it done by a professional.
Why do dressage arenas have mirrors?
Most arenas have mirrors on one or the other. On the short side, mirrors in the two corners can show the rider a front view. A top-of-the-line facility would mirror an entire short side, allowing riders to view themselves anywhere in the arena.
How much does it cost to build a dressage arena?
The cost to build a riding arena ranges from $50,000 to $500,000 for smaller sizes appropriate for dressage, compared to $100,000 to $1,000,000 for larger spaces. Labor to build the arena can cost up to 50% of the total. You’ll pay the most for custom construction.
What size are dressage arena mirrors?
The standard-sized Summerwind Riding Arena Mirrors, including frames, are ca. 2.12 m high and between 1.12 m and 6.12 m wide. Of course, if required, a completely individual mirror size with frame can be cut and tilted.
Where should arena mirrors be placed?
The size for single units is 1600mm high x 2450mm wide , perfect for placing on a short side of your arena at the end of the long sides, or at C, or on your long side at B or E, or anywhere you want (photo shows two Standard mirrors at end of long side and at C).
What is a dressage mirror?
These dressage arena mirrors, made of crystal safety glass, are for indoor and outdoor arenas and show exceptionally clear reflections of you and your horse in motion.
What are Arena mirrors made of?
Made from polyester film, LiteMirror will not shatter or break into dangerous shards when impacted. This key feature provides piece of mind when it comes to the safety of your riders and horses. The mirror will never shatter and are extremely light weight. All standard size panels weigh less than 15 lbs.
What is the best surface for a horse arena?
Sand is a great choice for horse arenas because it can be combined with topsoil, wood chips, rubber, and other materials to create the ideal surface. For example, topsoil or wood can be combined with our sand to improve moisture retention. Rubber can be added to increase padding for horse hooves.
How high should dressage mirrors be?
Everyone’s Arena is different and it can depend on how flat your surface is, but generally the height of the mirrors is no lower than 120cm from floor to the bottom of the mirror. We recommend drilling 3 holes on the mounting posts so you have a choice, and literally coach bolt the mirrors on to them.
What kind of mirrors are used in dressage arenas?
These dressage arena mirrors, made of crystal safety glass, are for indoor and outdoor arenas and show exceptionally clear reflections of you and your horse in motion. Our Diamond Arena Mirrors are specially designed for equestrian use and consist of tempered Crystal glass with integrated layers for shock absorption and can be used in any climate.
Where can I get a mirror for my arena?
Equestrian Reflections have installed our unique arena mirrors at international event rider’s schools, national dressage arenas and a wide range of personal and professional locations around the country. Call us today on 01490 460507 / 07999 577555 for more information or to arrange a site visit for your arena mirrors.
Where can I get a mirror for my horse?
Located on the border of the Snowdonia National Park, Equestrian Reflections has developed a wide range of training mirrors suitable for a variety of purposes. Our ‘Grand Prix Arena Mirror’ range was developed in conjunction with funding from the Welsh Assembly Government and launched at The National British Dressage Championships.
What do we do at mirrors for training?
At Mirrors for Training we are passionate about giving our customers the most exciting experience possible – to all disciplines whether their enjoyment comes from dressage, show jumping, eventing, carriage driving, racing or simply riding for pleasure.