Stalls

Last Updated: 1/21/12

Two years after the outer barn shell was completed,
I finally had 2 custom designed free standing stalls installed Oct 15, 2011.
Thanks to Kyle Carter and FCP Buildings - would highly recommend to anyone who is looking to for superior stalls/barns and customer service. They are the best!

Below are photos of my new FCP custom designed stalls which ended up setting perfectly on the preinstalled  concrete footings which is why the stalls are not standard 12' x 14'.  All metal constructions which is great for fire prevention and horses that like to chew wood with 8 foot walls!

Update! Will be finishing up the barn in 2012 - Enclosing the front of the barn with barn doors and an additional stall.  Also adding a 9' x 30' porch to the back of the barn.

Stall 1 - 12' x 14' 5 7/8" -exterior walls are embossed metal in forest green interior walls are zincalume - added yoke to stall doors (like how wide the yokes), feed door, and blanket rack:

Stall 2 - 12' x 14' 5 7/8"  - added yoke to stall doors, feed door, and blanket rack
(the red/wood on the floor in front of the stalls are the skylights panels that will be installed above the back of the stalls):

Close up of stall fronts  - added yoke to stall doors, feed door, and blanket rack:

Love this added option feature!  12' Floating divider wall with 3/4 grill.  The wall can slide to two preset stops which will enlarge Stall 1 to be a foaling stall either - 12' x 20' 5 7/8"  or to 12' x 24' 5 7/8"

Back of the stalls, with added option of dutch doors in white (thunder cloud), which leads out to paddock area (not yet fenced in...but soon!).  I elected to have the 2 foot gap above the stalls left open as I plan to frame in skylight panels so that it will allow sunlight to come in over the stalls.  In Washington, we need to capture all the light possible:

Back of the stalls with top of dutch door open:

Back of the stalls - dutch door slides open: