Run In Shelters - Stall Barns - Timber Frame Horse Barn
Guide to Shelter for Horses: Design of Sheds and Stalls
Providing adequate shelter for horses is essential for their health, comfort, and well-being.
Whether you opt for a run-in shed or individual stalls in a barn, thoughtful design ensures your horses stay protected from the elements.
Run-In Sheds
Definition: Run-in sheds are freestanding structures that allow horses to enter and exit freely.
Features:
Well-ventilated and dry.
Sufficient size to accommodate all horses in the pasture.
Ideal for providing shade and refuge from bugs and rain during summer.
Benefits:
Provides a comfortable space for horses year-round.
Individual Stalls in a Barn
Features:
Enclosed individual stalls within a barn.
Allows for more personalized care and management.
Suitable for extreme weather conditions.
Considerations:
Proper ventilation and drainage.
Adequate space for each horse.
Access to feed and water.
Remember, a well-designed shelter ensures your horses thrive, whether they’re grazing in the paddock or seeking refuge from the elements.
Sizes - 8ft x 10ft to 10ft x 20ft
Sizes - 2.4M x 3.0M to 3.0M x 6.0M
The Run-In model is designed to withstand the elements, providing shelter for animals, equipment, or firewood with a three-sided cover and robust hemlock construction.
Take a look at the Run In Basic here.
Sizes - 8ft x 10ft to 12ft x 20ft
Sizes - 2.4M x 3.0M to 3.65M x 6.0M
The Run-In Standard is designed to accommodate horses, alpacas, sheep, and goats, but it can also serve as a storage space for firewood, tractors, and tools.
Take a look at the Run- In Standard here.
Sizes - 10ft x 20ft to 12ft x 30ft
Sizes - 3.0M x 6.0M to 3.65M x 9.0M
Our Stall Barns are designed for use, mobility, and durability. They offer ample space for your horses or other animals to rest warmly and comfortably, sheltered from the elements.
Take a look at the Stall Barn here.
Sizes - 24ft x 30ft
Sizes - 7.3M x 9.0M
Indeed, bigger can be better! This two-story timber frame barn brims with features and details that horse owners dream of. It boasts a second floor accessible via stairs, integrated stalls, barn doors, an overhang, and a tack room.
Take a look at the Timber Frame Horse Barn here.