Field shelters give horses, ponies and livestock somewhere dry to stand when the weather turns, without bringing them in. Built from solid timber with open fronts, these wooden shelters let animals wander in and out as they please — which most will, using the shade in summer as much as the cover in winter.
For animals living out year-round, a shelter also spares the ground: give them somewhere better to congregate and gateways stay less poached. The timber build sits quietly in a paddock and takes fixings for hay racks and tie rings.
The collection includes static designs for a permanent spot and mobile field shelters on skids that move with your grazing rotation.
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Field shelters give horses, ponies and livestock somewhere dry to stand when the weather turns, without bringing them in. Built from solid timber with open fronts, these wooden shelters let animals wander in and out as they please. Most will use the shade in summer as much as they use the cover through the wetter winter months.
This collection includes static designs for a permanent spot and mobile field shelters on skids that move with your grazing rotation. A static shelter suits a fixed position where the ground can take steady use, while a mobile shelter is towed to fresh ground so gateways and worn areas get a chance to recover between moves.
For animals living out year-round, a shelter spares the ground by giving them somewhere better to congregate, so gateways stay less poached. Instead of churning up a favourite corner or muddy entrance, stock gather under cover on firmer standing. Over a wet winter this keeps more of the paddock usable and reduces the mess that heavy traffic causes.
Yes. The solid timber build sits quietly in a paddock and takes fixings for hay racks and tie rings, so you can set the shelter up to suit how your animals feed and stand. Fixing into sound framing keeps racks and rings secure. It is worth planning positions before installing so everything sits where it works best.
Built from solid timber with open fronts, these shelters are made to stand out in the paddock through every season, offering shade in summer and cover when the weather turns. Keeping the timber treated helps it resist weathering over the years. An open front keeps the interior airy and lets animals move freely in and out as they choose.
