Quick horse shelter

Re-Post permission from AlpacaBytes.com My weekend was a busy one. With winter coming so are my winter horse boarders. This year I ended up filling up my 20×35 run-in shed with hay which means I needed a place for the horses to get out of the wind, rain, and snow. The problem? Yeah I’m broke. So … Continue reading "DIY: How To Build a Horse Run In Shed for Under $300"

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Pasture shelter on a budget. Under $400 in matériels (could have been much cheaper but I had nothing) and under four hours to build 🙂. They prefer to...

Very Simple barn two horse stalls.

When I bought Windy Acres I knew I wanted to implement an Equicentral system (this will be covered in further blogs) and a good central area was key. I wanted a shelter rather than stables as I wanted the ponies to have full companionship and I was never planning on locking them in individual spaces behind closed doors. The first thought was where to site it, it needed to be in a location where there could be access to all of the paddocks I was going to create. Convenience would have…

A paddock shelter is the ideal protection for your horses away from the harsh Australian sun. Purpose built for your land, you can be assured that your horse shelter will be built to wind specifications localised to your area, and can withstand mother nature. Built from BlueScope Australian Steel, you can be sure that your shed will withstand what mother nature throws at it. Manufactured in either the Brisbane or Coffs Harbour plant, all material is sourced locally.

Domestic horses are resilient animals, but they still need basic shelter. At a minimum, provide your horse with a three-sided, weatherproof shelter to protect it from wind, rain, and sun. If you have a competition horse or an old or sick...

In this episode of Collins Country we fenced in a 2 acre pasture and built a 2 horse stall for cheap! This includes a tutorial with DIY instructions and a horse barn tour...

Horse shelter, tanking upright poles, corrugated iron roof and shade cloth walls.

In hot summer climates such as Australia, horses benefit from having free access to horse paddock shelters so they can get out of the weather.