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Past stall work, photographed as installed.

Horse stalls and custom enclosures. No stock photography. These are barns we have already stood up.

Featured project · Flying F Arena

Twenty-stall arena barn, Harrisburg, Arkansas.

Twenty stalls in a row along the side of the riding arena at Flying F Arena LLC. Black steel frames, light wood infill, barred fronts. Built and set up by our crew, from an empty building to a finished run.

End of the finished stall run at Flying F Arena in Harrisburg, Arkansas: black steel frames with light wood infill, barred stall fronts running down the aisle
The finished run, seen from the end stall.
Empty steel building with a dirt floor before the stalls were installed
BeforeThe empty building, before the run went in.
Crew member assembling stall frames on the floor beside standing wood-infill stall walls
InstallWall panels standing, front frames laid out on the floor.
Aisle view of finished stall fronts with vertical bars, grille panels and black steel doors
FinishedBarred fronts and black steel doors down the aisle.
Featured project · Dallas area

Barn remodel: stalls, tack room, feed room, Dallas area.

We tore out the old stalls, then fabricated and installed new custom stalls, a tack room, a feed storage room, and a grooming stall. Black steel fronts with stepped yokes over stained wood.

Finished row of new stalls in a Dallas-area barn: black steel fronts with stepped yokes over stained wood panels, on a concrete floor
The finished stall row: black steel fronts over stained wood.
One of the original stalls before the remodel, with a barred upper front and wood lower panels
BeforeOne of the original stalls, before we tore them out.
New black steel stall fronts with stepped yokes being installed in the barn
InstallNew black steel fronts with stepped yokes going in.
Finished aisle along the new stalls, with water lines and valves run along the stall wall
Finished aisleNew stalls down the aisle, water lines run along the stall wall.
Front of the tack room: a full-height wood sliding door on a black steel track
Tack roomThe front of the tack room, with a full-height wood sliding door on a steel track.
Wood-lined feed storage room with an exhaust fan, and the grooming stall on the left
Feed room & grooming stallThe wood-lined feed storage room, with the grooming stall at left.
The barn from outside: a white steel building with red trim, in a pasture
The barnThe barn from outside.
Featured project · Sherman, Texas area

Two stalls that open into one, Sherman, Texas area.

Two custom stalls with a swinging divider, so the pair opens into one large stall for a draft horse. The fronts have sliding V-yoke doors and feed doors with swing-out hay racks, black steel over pine. They replaced dirt-floor wire-panel pens, and our crew built them on site.

Two finished stalls in a steel building in the Sherman, Texas area: black steel fronts with vertical bars over pine boards, sliding doors, and a full-height pine end wall
The finished pair: black steel fronts over pine, with a pine end wall.
The same corner before the build: dirt-floor pens fenced with wire panels
BeforeDirt-floor pens fenced with wire panels.
Install in progress: a black steel stall-front frame and a barred divider frame standing in the bedding
In progressThe front frame and the barred divider frame going in.
Install in progress: sliding door and solid black steel feed door hung on the new fronts, with a welder on the floor
In progressSliding door and feed door hung, welder still on the floor.
A black steel feed door swung open to show its hay rack, beside sliding V-yoke stall doors
Feed door & hay rackA feed door swung open to show its hay rack.
Video still: a person standing beside the barred divider with wood below, closed in place between the two new stalls
Divider closedSet up as two stalls. The barred divider swings open to make one large stall for a draft horse.
Close-up of the finished fronts: vertical steel bars over pine boards, sliding V-yoke doors, and feed doors
Sliding doorsClose-up of the barred fronts and sliding V-yoke doors.
Not only stalls

Livestock pens and zoo work live in this shop too.

The photos above are horse barns because that is most of what we have stood up. The same steel is currently going into custom zoo enclosures. If you need pens for sheep, goats, miniatures, or a specialty habitat, send the spec.

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