Wood without Tack Room

It's possible to partition off a section later, but it's easier and cheaper to build it in from the start. If you think you might want one down the road, consider getting the tack room model now — it's a better value than retrofitting later.

We offer open fronts, grill fronts, Dutch doors, and full doors. Most horse owners go with a combination — an open or grill front for airflow during warm months, with the option to close up during storms. We'll help you figure out what works for your setup.

It depends on the size. A 10×20 comfortably holds two horses with individual stalls. Larger sizes like 12×24 or 12×36 can handle three or more. We size the stalls based on the type of horses you keep — ponies need less room than quarter horses.

Both work well. Wood has a more traditional look and naturally insulates better in extreme heat and cold. Metal is lower maintenance and more resistant to wind and hail. It comes down to your preference, budget, and how much maintenance you want to do.