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About Areion Australia
Proven New Zealand horse-float design, hand-built in Australia around real horse people and real travel.
Areion Australia brings proven New Zealand horse float design and craftsmanship to Australian horse owners.
Originally developed in New Zealand, Areion was created by lifelong horse people with a deep understanding of what horses and owners actually need from a float: generous horse bays, smooth safe interior finishes, smart storage, strong construction, and a design that makes travel easier.
Areion Australia now serves the Australian market with a range of custom-built horse floats: the Traveller for day trips, the Overnighter for weekends, the Adventurer for full living comfort, and the Ultimate Gooseneck for extended travel.
Every Areion Australia horse float is built with a composite fibreglass foam-core body on a marine-grade aluminium chassis. The result is a float that's strong, insulated, lightweight and resistant to rot and rust, a smart match for Australian conditions, long-distance travel, heat, dust and demanding roads.
Every build is sized around your horses, matched to your tow vehicle, and configured around how you actually travel. Bay layout, storage, ventilation, power, water, living configuration and finishes are all part of the conversation before construction starts.
Whether you want a lightweight day-trip float or a fully specified gooseneck build with a slide-out room, Areion Australia builds around your horses, your vehicle and the way you travel.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is behind Areion Australia?+
Areion Australia is built on a horse-float design and craftsmanship heritage originally developed in New Zealand by lifelong horse people who understand what owners and horses need on the road.
Where does Areion Australia build its horse floats?+
Areion Australia designs and builds every horse float in Australia at the workshop at 90 Ellett Road, Pakenham South VIC 3810, Australia.
What materials does Areion Australia use?+
Areion Australia uses marine-grade aluminium for the chassis and a composite fibreglass foam-core system for the walls and roof. Strong, lightweight, insulated and corrosion-resistant.
Why does construction method matter?+
Areion Australia's composite and aluminium build resists rot and rust, insulates the horse bay, and keeps tow weights manageable, which is a good fit for Australian heat, dust and long distances.
How does Areion Australia work with customers?+
Areion Australia treats every build as a conversation. We work with you on horse configuration, tow vehicle, living needs and finishes before construction starts.
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