A round pen is a valuable tool when starting a young horse or for schooling problems created by someone else. Not only do you feel safe and secure, but horses do too. The design keeps horses in, but never cornered. Heavy white oak panels securely stay in place when bumped and pushed. When used wisely, a quality round pen shapes the experience between horse and human.
A Great Oak Equine round pen combines the best of convenience, quality, and value.
✔️ Portable
✔️ Self Supporting
✔️ Customizable
The panels are 8’ long by 6’tall and arrive at your farm with the hardware attached. Setting up your round pen requires that you tip the panels upright, match the hinges on the panels and drop in the pin to connect the panels.
Additional Entrance Gates can be purchased separately and easily integrated.
Note that while our round pens are self-supporting, when they surpass 80' diameter we recommend placing support posts alongside every other panel for additional support. Posts are provided.
Please take the time to read the Shipping Info before ordering.
Great Oak Equine warrants that the product(s) manufactured and sold shall be free from material defects in material and workmanship, conform to applicable specifications, and perform in accordance with the product documentation under normal usage. In the event of a breach of the warranty, Great Oak Equine shall repair or replace the defective products. Such remedy shall be the customer’s sole and exclusive remedy for any breach of warranty.
The warranty does not cover:
a) Damage caused by accident, abuse, misuse, fire, liquid contact, earthquake, or other external cause.
b) Damage caused by using the product outside the company’s guidelines.
c) Damage caused by normal wear and tear or otherwise due to normal ageing of the product.
d) Damage caused during transit. Such claims need to be made directly to the hauler.
All claims of damage must be made within 10 days of taking possession of the product. Depending on the nature of the claim, the customer may be required to return the alleged defective product to Great Oak Equine for inspection at their own expense.
