NORTH FLORIDA/North Florida Horse Barns

Horse barn options

A stall count gets the discussion started. A workable barn also needs space for feeding, grooming, equipment and the daily route to turnout.

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.

A single row of stalls opening under a deep roof overhang, a common choice where airflow matters more than an enclosed aisle.

Enclosed rooms framed into the barn for saddles and gear, a feed room that latches against loose horses, and a wash stall with a drain.

Stall partitions, fronts, doors and aisle work, quoted with the building where the contractor handles interiors or left to your own stall supplier.

Open-sided lean-tos off the barn for a run-in, hay or a tractor, framed into the main roof line.

REQUEST A QUOTE

Tell us what you need.

Send the horse count, stall layout and a list of the other rooms you need.

3D BUILDING DESIGNER

Change the size, doors and colors, then attach the design to your quote request.