Building a new riding arena requires not only excellent facilities but also an effective drainage system to ensure the comfort and safety of riders. However, designing and installing such a system can be a complex task.

The installation process begins with site planning and surveying. This involves mapping out the arena's dimensions, location, and any obstacles that may affect drainage flow. Next, a waterproof membrane is laid down to prevent water infiltration and facilitate drainage.

The drainage system consists of several key components: a catch basin, detention pond, and drainage channels. The catch basin collects rainwater or snowmelt, while the detention pond stores excess water for later release into the drainage channels.

Once installed, the drainage system undergoes a series of checks to ensure it is functioning correctly. Any issues are addressed promptly to prevent damage or safety risks.