HORSE BARNS.
STALLS, TACK & FEED.
A stall count gets the discussion started. A workable barn also needs space for feeding, grooming, equipment and the daily route to turnout.
Horse barn options
Every steel piece of the stable shell, from columns to ridge cap and the big aisle doors, packaged for your own builder to raise.
A crew sets the frame, sheets the roof and walls and hangs the large doors, leaving stalls and interior rooms for the next phase.
Stalls along both sides of a covered aisle, with end doors that open for a cross breeze and room to lead a horse past a tractor or cart.
Where does everything go between chores?
Put feed, bedding, tack and tools on the plan alongside the stalls. Check the route for a wheelbarrow or delivery and the places where people and horses meet.
How North Florida Horse Barns works
North Florida Horse Barns is an independent referral service. It is not a builder and is not a licensed contractor. Your request is sent to a single partner steel building contractor working in North Florida, who gets in touch, prices the stable and builds it under that contractor's own contract and license. When a request becomes a job, the contractor may compensate this site. There is no charge to ask, and asking does not commit you to anything.
Design your horse barn.
Try the size, doors and colors in 3D, then attach your design to a quote request.