dixie
Well-Known Member
Having bought our own place with land in February and work commenced on my stable block with a vengeance the day the planning came through in September (took forever to get this far).
The ground works took a lot longer than anticipated but went smoothly albeit I was a bit horrified at first with how much earth had to be moved and levelled.
After being let down by a couple of stable manufacturers I finally settled on Hunter Stables to put up my L-shaped stable block.
I could not be happier with them, they were faultless and have put up the stables and barn with little fuss despite the horrendous weather last week.
The quality is fantastic and they tidied up after themselves - bonus !!
Anyway, thought some of you might be interested in the progress. The pictures show how it was - originally a vegetable plot which had disgracefully been let go by us.
Still a bit to do but hopefully moving horses in on Thursday.
The ground works took a lot longer than anticipated but went smoothly albeit I was a bit horrified at first with how much earth had to be moved and levelled.
After being let down by a couple of stable manufacturers I finally settled on Hunter Stables to put up my L-shaped stable block.
I could not be happier with them, they were faultless and have put up the stables and barn with little fuss despite the horrendous weather last week.
The quality is fantastic and they tidied up after themselves - bonus !!
Anyway, thought some of you might be interested in the progress. The pictures show how it was - originally a vegetable plot which had disgracefully been let go by us.
Still a bit to do but hopefully moving horses in on Thursday.
we are in a national parks zone, and they wouldn't grant planning for permanent stables and yard, mines all "temporary" stuff... Would have killed for a set up like yours over the stormy weekend!
