Timber stable recommendations

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Anyone have any recommendations or tales good or bad for companies that could do me a small stable block. I know what I want - 2 stables, tack room and storage barn in an L shape. We have a builder friend who will do them in brick/block if we go down that route but we're on a budget and I want to explore all options. Never done this before so completely clueless!

 

[rabatsa]

Withington Hill stables https://www.withingtonhill.co.uk/

 

[Tiddlypom]

^^^^Withington Hill, Excel range. The field shelter is 14yo, the L shaped 4 box stable block is 12 yo. Like new .

 

[tda]

I've had mobile shelters from National Stables, and most recently, NV stables.
I always liked the look of withington hill ones

 

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Oooh thank you all. Those are nice stables Tiddlypom, really good to know how long they've been up too. I was a bit reluctant about timber because I thought it wouldn't last so well but they look fab. I'm going to look at those websites now.

 

[The Xmas Furry]

The company i use are too far away for you OP, but like Tiddly, mine are wooden, still in good nick.
1 shelter is 79, another 2010 and the mobile is 2012.
The stable blocks are 87 (3 block) and 94 (2 boxes and hay barn).
All from Ascot timber buildings in Sussex.

 

[Merry neddy man]

Have a look on www.westyorkshirehorse.co.uk quite a few advertised, sorry cant comment on any of them. Click directory and in field and stable is a section for stable manufacture and construction.

 

[Merry neddy man]

2 articles in the home section above, 1 re planning 1re toptips for building stables ar home.

 

[teacups]

Goodrick stables used to have a good reputation, I think - perhaps someone here can confirm as I have no personal experience, also no idea of their prices.
http://www.johngoodrick-equestrian.co.uk

 

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I had no idea those articles were there neddy man, so thank you. And thanks for the suggestions, I sent messages to Withington Hill and NV last night and thought they might contact me today but I've had no response. I like the look of johngoodrick too, they're actually on that westyorkshire site, so might give them a try next.