Indoor arena surfaces are protected from the elements, and will remain virtually unaffected by rain, snow, sunshine, frost, and variable temperatures and weather conditions throughout the year, making them a popular choice for busy equestrian schools and competition centres. 

The main difference between an indoor and outdoor arena surface is in the maintenance requirements of each. Whilst outdoor surfaces will receive irrigation naturally in the form of rainfall, with surface moisture being topped up manually during particularly dry spells, for an indoor surface, the moisture levels will need to be maintained by you, and this is something to keep in mind when selecting your surface. 

We offer a range of both waxed and non-waxed arena surfaces for indoor and outdoor use. We would recommend using a waxed surface indoors, however non-waxed surfaces are suitable if the surface is well maintained and an irrigation system is in place.

If you’re struggling to decide on which arena surface is best for your needs, please do not hesitate to get in touch, and a member of our team will be happy to provide you with expert assistance and talk you through your options.