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You can choose from a variety of profiles, with single truss arches or double truss arches. The straight braces assure higher strength of the structure while oval tubing offers broader support to the membrane, increasing its longevity. HP and XP domes are the profiles most likely to be found in the framework of equestrian activities because they allow high side wall clearance. Straight walls facilitate the movements of the horse in the riding arena and are safer for the rider. The absence of central support on the structure allows maximum space usage. |
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Built to last, MegaDome® structures are manufactured with bronze welded pregalvanized steel having undergone advanced treatment procedures to increase its resistance to corrosion. All welding are accredited by the Canadian Welding Bureau. |
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HP’s are directly installed on a wood wall foundation while XP’s are anchored to the ground with concrete pier. Riding arena MegaDome® buildings are generally set up with a kick board. |
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PowerShield® membranes ensure a superior protection against inclement weather and UV rays so you can ride are year long! Available in a variety of colors, the white cover is a privileged choice in the equestrian field of activities for the increased luminosity it lets in the building, creating a hush atmosphere comfortable for the horse and the rider. The white membrane also offers a longer life expectancy. |
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MegaDome® structures can receive all kinds of conventional garage doors and sliding doors. Roof ventilation is assured by turbines. The necessary quantity is determined according to the usage and the length of the building. Every MegaDome® is designed with the concern of meeting the local and national building codes. All our structures are built according to their use, the wind and snow loads of the cities where they are being set up as well as the type of ground where it will be built. Additional factors are weighted in such as the proximity of an existing building or woods or an uneven building ground. MegaDome®’s quality is characterized by its concern for details. Furthermore, our PowerShield® cover meets the BMEC (Building Material Evaluation Commission) standards. This commission operates under the Building Code Law authority. Having jurisdiction in Ontario, Canada, this certification can facilitate the obtaining of a construction license in other Canadian provinces. Our engineers can also produce a BCIN (Building Code Identification Number) indicating that they are certified designers, an additional insurance that your structure is one of quality. |
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