Easy And Affordable DIY Horse Jump Standard Bases
Channel: The Budget Equestrian
Date: 2019-01-28

Hello my equestrian friends! I have a fun easy, and affordable DIY for you today, making bases for jump standards using Christmas tree stands. And the best part about this project is how much it cost. I was able to make a pair of the bases for less than $2.00! Walmart had their Christmas items at 90% off, so each base cost me $.74. Then I just spray painted the stands and they are ready to be used. You just have to add the upright portion of the standard.
And if you are worried the bases aren't stable enough to use for jumping, think again! These bases are very stable, and you can even add some sand to the base to make it even more stable.
The stands will hold up to a 7 foot upright. SO 4 or 5 foot uprights will be just fine. 
And another great thing about using these stands for your jump standards is the storage. You just remove the upright, and take out the screw eyes and then you can stack the bases and lean the uprights. Building your jumps with these stand will take up a lot less space where you store your jumps!

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