OBSTACLE RAIL 10 pieces

Description

Obstacle rail - stable and durable for your riding arena This obstacle rail is the ideal addition to your obstacle stands. It is very durable, solid and of high quality. Made from hot-dip galvanised black sheet metal, it provides a safe and stable base for placing your obstacle poles.

Main features

• High quality material: Made from hot-dip galvanised black sheet, the rail is particularly robust and resistant.
• Simple structure: The obstacle rail enables obstacles to be set up stably and easily.
• Flexibility: Thanks to the keyhole system, you can easily vary the height of the poles on the obstacle.
• Secure fastening: The rail is attached to the obstacle stand with screws.

Advantages

• Stability: Provides a safe and stable base for placing the obstacle poles.
• Flexibility: Enables the height of the obstacle poles to be varied easily.
• Longevity: The high-quality material ensures a long service life for the rail.
• Simple assembly: The rail can be quickly and easily attached to the obstacle stand.

Technical details

• Material: Hot-dip galvanised black plate
• Fastening: With screws on the obstacle stand
• System: Keyhole system for variable height adjustment
• Length: 150 cm

Possible applications

The obstacle rail is ideal for setting up obstacles in the riding arena. It is attached to the obstacle stands and serves as a mount for the pole supports. The keyhole system allows you to customise the height of the poles.

Investment in satisfaction

Invest in this high-quality obstacle rail and make it easier to set up your obstacles in the riding arena. Our obstacle rail from Alfako is made of hot-dip galvanised black sheet metal, is 150 cm long and is attached to the obstacle stand with screws. It is very durable and of high quality. Important notes on purchasing:

• Please note when purchasing via various internet portals: Contact customer service in advance.
• The standard delivery time is a maximum of three working days if stock is available; otherwise it is extended to around four weeks.

Black plate obstacle rail for the riding arena | Alfako

An obstacle rail is an aid for placing the poles on the obstacle stands for show jumping. An obstacle rail is used for the stable construction of an obstacle. Obstacle rails are particularly suitable for wooden obstacle stands, as they are usually already integrated into steel stands.

In our Alfako range, we sell an obstacle rail in a practical 10-pack for easy construction of an entire course with various obstacles.

What is an obstacle rail for the riding arena?

An obstacle rail for the riding arena is a mounting device for pole supports on obstacle stands. Obstacle rails are attached to an obstacle stand to make it easier to place the obstacle support. Obstacle rails are increasingly used in show jumping.

All obstacle rails have a keyhole system into which the bar supports are inserted. The keyhole system allows the rider to easily vary the height of the poles on the obstacle. Obstacle rails are either screwed onto or inserted into the obstacle stand.

What are the advantages of obstacle rails?

The advantages of obstacle rails are that they are highly stable, allow flexibility, have a considerable service life and are easy to set up. Obstacle rails are also made of high-quality material and are lightweight.

The advantages of obstacle rails can be seen in detail in the following list.

• • Exhibit high stability: Obstacle rails are extremely stable as they provide a secure and solid base for placing the obstacle poles. The robust fastening with screws on the obstacle stand prevents the rails from falling down, even when touched by horses' hooves.
  • Enable flexibility: Obstacle rails allow flexibility, as the height of the obstacle bars can be easily varied thanks to the keyhole system in the obstacle rail.
  • Possess considerable longevity: Obstacle rails are extremely durable, as the high-quality material made of hot-dip galvanised steel or plastic ensures a long service life for the rail in all weathers.
  • Easy to assemble: Obstacle rails are easy to set up as they can be attached quickly, stably and simply to the obstacle stand with screws or by plugging them in.
  • Made of high-quality material: Obstacle stands are usually made of hot-dip galvanised metal, which is a high-quality material and makes the rail particularly robust and resistant. Plastic obstacle rails are characterised by their light weight and easy handling.

• Low dead weight: Obstacle rails have a low dead weight and are therefore easy to install and transport. In most cases, obstacle rails weigh around 1 kg.

Obstacle rail from Alfako

Our Alfako obstacle rail with keyhole system is attached to the obstacle stand with screws. The Alfako obstacle rail is made of hot-dip galvanised black sheet metal and is 150 cm long. Due to the high-quality material, the obstacle rail is very resistant and of high quality.

Invest in our first-class obstacle rail and make it easier for you to set up your obstacles in the riding arena. If you have any questions about the obstacle rail or other products in our range, please do not hesitate to contact us. We will be happy to help you!

FAQ Obstacle rail 

The FAQ section below answers the most frequently asked questions about the obstacle course.

When do you use obstacle courses?

Obstacle rails are used when you want to set up obstacles and courses in the riding arena or indoor arena. An obstacle rail is attached to the obstacle stand with screws or a plug-in system and acts as a holder for the pole supports.

How are obstacle rails fixed?

Obstacle rails are attached to the obstacle stand with screws. With some obstacle rails, it is possible to attach the rail to the obstacle stand using a plug-in system. Both the screw and the plug-in system allow the obstacle rail to be mounted quickly and flexibly.

How big is an obstacle course?

An obstacle rail is 50 cm, 75 cm or 150 cm tall and about 5 cm wide. The keyhole diameter of the obstacle rail is 24 mm in most cases. The length of the obstacle rail is selected according to the required number of keyholes for the bar supports.