Horse Stable Roofing Materials

Our budget clipper and chart stables field shelters and american barns come with onduline roof sheeting as the standard finish whilst our chester range of stables has upgraded onduvilla lightweight tiles.

Horse stable roofing materials.

Box stalls or loose boxes. With over 40 years experience in all things diy and roofing they ll help you pick the ideal solution for your stable tack store or agricultural shelter. Its lightweight design limits the total weight of your replacement roof. All wood is surfaced on 4 sides for a smooth finish.

From horse stall doors stall fronts and partitions to dutch windows and hay racks we ve got you covered. Alternatively you can upgrade the chester range roof to accomodate up to a 35º pitch to take slate or clay tiles. If you ve got any more questions about stable roofing sheets and materials speak to our award winning customer service team. Also available by the same manufacturer is bardoline felt shingles and onduvilla tile effect sheets which can give your mobile field shelter or stable a new lease of life.

Onduline is the perfect product for re roofing old stables and field shelters. According to the canadian agri food research council recommended code of practice for the care and handling of farm animals a loose box should be 10 x10 3mx3m to 12 x12 3 6mx3 6m for an average size riding horse. Stable roofing supplies that are ideal for stables tack rooms food stores and more. Horse stalls stall materials.

At new holland supply we will help you design the right size and style horse stall that fits your unique needs for your custom horse barns and pole barn kits we sell a complete line of horse stall building materials and accessories. Many options are available for suitable flooring materials in horse stables. Beautiful durable horse stalls constructed with tongue groove southern yellow pine 2 6 or 2 8 lumber fronts and partitions. Selected to suit a variety of budgets and requirements.

Use treated lumber for the bottom two rows to resist rot and decay from contact with ground and manure. Stall floors become very important to leg and foot fitness when a horse spends a lot of time confined to a stall.