- The starting situation: a green meadow. This is where a TTE riding arena should be built
- Step 1: A flat earth surface. This is simply to remove unevenesses in the field, NO EXCAVATION WORK!
- Step 2: A layer of about 4-5 cm round gravel is laid on the surface as a compensation and drainage layer. Use a finisher on large areas
- Use a wheel loader and also distribution by hand for small areas
- Fill the finisher using a wheel loader
- Step 3: Laying of the TTE grid plates can be done comfortably standing thanks to use of laying hooks
- The surface can already be driven over using a light vehicle and wide, low profile tyres, to pull back pallets for example
- Step 4: Fill the TTE grid plates with fine round gravel or washed sand
- When filling using a wheel loader it best to drive over a somewhat higher layer of already added materials (installation overhead)
- The filling material is then removed at the upper edge of the TTE grid plates
- Step 5: Apply the layer which takes the impact of the hooves and attach a border/fence
- It is clear to see that the TTE riding arena is somewhat raised above the surrounding area because one has dispensed with earth excavation.
- Excess rain water can seep out at the sides through the gravel layer.
- The TTE riding arena can now be used.
- Maintenance of and care for the riding arena includes regular levelling of the height of the layer which takes the impact of the hooves using a track planer or leveller, as well as removal of horse droppings and greenery.
- A layer taking the impact of the hooves can best be ridden over when the moisture content is correct. Do not forget to water the arena.
- Previously – afterwards: The option of building straight onto existing surfaces means that the TTE system is also very good for reorganising/reconditioning existing riding arenas.
- The starting situation: an existing riding arena with poor water drainage and a worn out layer which takes the impact of the hooves made out of wood chips
- The existing surface was levelled and covered with a separating mesh. It is then covered with a thin layer of round gravel, covered with TTE grid plates and then filled.
- The later entrance area
- A new TTE riding arena ON TOP OF the old arena.
- A newly laid TTE riding arena
- The same riding arena after being used for a number of years
- A dressage training area in Bartlgut, Austria
- Olympia riding facilities in Bitsa, Russia
- A TTE riding arena on Majorca
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