If your jump arena is already filled with square or linear horse obstacles, the course layout can easily look repetitive, making it hard for clients to distinguish between obstacle sets from a distance. The AJ14 solves this with its full arched top and open-pane design: it maintains the airy feel required for training jumps while creating a distinct profile—recognizable even without relying on specific colors.
The semi-circular top draws the eye upward to the peak of the wing, while the internal vertical bars and short crossbars maintain a sense of lightness.
Unlike large solid panels, the AJ14 doesn't completely block the background; compared to standard straight-topped vertical rails, it adds a touch of soft, elegant architectural style.
Clients aren't limited to the white finish shown in samples—the real value lies in the balanced, stable proportions of the arch.
Use just two or three jumping poles for a minimalist look, ideal for training courses requiring frequent adjustments;
add a jumping gate to create a more defined lower boundary, perfect for main club courses;
or pair it with planters or greenery to achieve a "garden gateway" theme. Displaying all three variations clearly ensures clients can choose the visual weight that best suits their needs.
The AJ14 is ideal if you want a clean, elegant course layout without using large branding panels.
If your primary requirement is to display large logos, sponsorship information, or complex designs, please contact us for further details on available styles.
Proactively explaining this helps clients make an initial selection before even submitting an inquiry.
Quality control for the AJ14 focuses on the details clients actually see: consistent curvature on both sides of the arch, perfectly parallel internal vertical bars, uniform spacing between panes, and aligned heights for both wing panels.
You can choose from single wing pairs, training sets with rails, or add-ons like gates, fillers, and garden elements.
Please specify in your inquiry if you require the plants, number plates, or filler inserts shown in the product images.
Quantity, target height, desired overall style, requirements for lattice or planter box inserts, port of destination, and preferred delivery date.
Can the curvature of the arched top be modified?
You may submit a target profile for assessment; however, changing the curvature affects the internal grid pattern and overall proportions, so the drawings must be re-verified.
Are gates, fillers and planter boxes included?
They are not included by default.
