Free 2 Horse Stable Stall Barn House Construction Height Plans
In group housing systems the total floor area should allow free
movement, sufficient space at feeding and watering equipment, and
ensure a bedded area large enough to allow all horses to lie down
undisturbed at the same time. As a guideline the total floor area
should be at least (the height at the withers multiplied by 2) 2.
Fittings to allow temporary tethering of horses, when concentrate
is fed, should be considered. Care should be taken to select groups
of horses that are compatible. In group housing systems there
should be a possibility to isolate ill or injured horses or
aggressive horses.
The indoor climate is important for the welfare and health of
horses. An inappropriate indoor climate can be damaging, especially
for the respiratory system of horses. Dust levels, relative air
humidity and gas concentrations should therefore be kept within
limits that are not harmful to the horses. This requires adequate
ventilation natural or forced, which gives a good and evenly
distributed airflow through all parts of the horses’ accommodation
without unnecessary draught. Dust levels should be kept at a
minimum. To get an impression of the dust level in the
accommodation a piece of black paper can be left in a place out of
reach of the horses for a couple of hours. Then move a finger
across the paper to get an impression.
There should be natural light, if necessary supplemented with
artificial light at a level, which is sufficient for the horses to
clearly see each other and their surroundings. Furthermore adequate
lighting fixed or portable should be available to enable the horses
to be thoroughly inspected at any time. The light sources should be
out of reach of the horses or should be protected by appropriate
fittings. The lighting regime should follow a 24 hour rhythm and
include sufficient uninterrupted light and dark periods. As a
guideline, the dark period should be at least 6 hours and the light
period at least 8 hours. As a guideline, the light level where
horses are accommodated should be at least 80 lux. In areas where
horses are cared for such as hoof trimming, a light level of at
least 200 lux is recommended.
Horses should be protected against adverse weather conditions, and
they should in the best possible way be protected against possible
predators.
Sufficient shelter should be available all year round; in the
summer to provide the horses with shade from the heat of the sun
and flying insects, and in winter to protect them against wet,
windy and cold conditions. Sufficient shelter may be provided by
the natural surroundings, such as trees and hedges, by purposebuilt
shelters or by waterproof turn-out rugs, depending on weather
conditions, and whether horses are stabled during the night or are
kept outside around the clock,. If rugs are used, they should be
checked daily and should be of a type which corresponds to the
ambient temperature.
The product details:
| Name | Free 2 Horse Stable Stall Barn House Construction Height Plans |
| Size | 10ft x 7ft ( 3m * 2.2m), 12ft x 7ft(3.6m * 2.2m) and 14ft x 7’ft(
4m*2.2m). any other sizes you like |
| Material | Frame tube 2”x2” (50*50mm), strong U channel to take T&G boards |
| Finish | Powder Coated Finish or Hot Dip Galvanized Finish |
| Advantage | Full welds will make sure the stalls are strong and durable. No sharp edges promise the people and horse safe. Yoke door allows horses place his head outside. Powder Coated Finish: We can PC any color you like. Say, Black
Color, Blue Color, Hunter Green color, etc. Assembly easily: use heavy duty bolts or different way connector to
connect together. |
