Red River Arenas panel clamps help secure compatible arena panels to support posts, creating a cleaner, more stable connection.

Choose the clamp that matches your panel series and connection type. Clamps are designed for specific panel leg sizes.

Straight clamps are used where panel connections run in line. Swivel clamps accommodate angled connections, such as corners and round pen layouts.

Contact us if you are unsure which clamp fits your panels.

Traditional hanging pasture gates require a separate, properly installed and braced hinge post suited to the weight and length of the gate. Some installations use heavy steel pipe and may require fabrication.

Never hang a pasture gate from a Red River Arenas T-post, galvanized panel support post, or livestock panel. None of these components is designed to carry the weight and repeated movement of a swinging pasture gate.

Our GL and GH Series pasture gates include their hinge hardware and have a bottom hinge welded onto the gate.

Gates are manufactured slightly shorter than their advertised opening size to fit inside that opening. Hinge placement determines whether the gate swings both directions or folds back against the fence.

Installation Guide: Our step-by-step How to Hang a Pasture Gate article is prepared in Shopify. Once published, add a link here to the guide.

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Consider a Red River Arenas Walk-Through Gate designed for a compatible panel system.

Walk-through gates provide convenient access for people and horses without a permanent pasture-gate hinge post.

Walk-through gates are not intended for tractor or vehicle access. Do not approach a walk-through gate at speed on horseback; its lower frame presents a trip hazard.

For occasional equipment access, consider an appropriately planned removable panel opening.

For those that are looking to make their roping arena more like a site built arena, Red River Arenas has an exclusive clamping system made just for Red River's arena systems. Each clamp is built for the specific panel that is used whether it be the 1" or the 2" legs. Red River also has "swivel" clamps that are used for round pens or for corners where the arena cannot accomodate the "straight" clamp.

There are two different ways that these panel gates were hung. The first is with overheads. These gates are going to be seeing more pressure so they needed extra support for a sturdy gate. For the arena entrance gates, a single heavy duty post was used. All pasture gate post should be hung with heavy duty pipe to prevent sagging. In these pictures, oil field pipe was used. The gate posts do require some fabrication for installation of the gates.

If you do not have fabrication experience, and do not want to hire it done, then you need walk thru gates. Walk thru gates are available in 6' thru 10' only. You cannot drive a tractor through a walk thru gate, as it will damage the gate structure. Nor can you get a running start into the arena because it will trip your horse and you will chance getting hurt. Those that do not want to install a pasture gate, but want to still have the ability to drive a tractor into the arena, have been known to just open a panel in the arena and use a small walk thru the rest of the time. And never fear- even though we call them walk thru gates, you can still ride your horse through them!