Horse Barn Plans from the Canada Plan Service
Download free plans for any
of three attractive and practical horse barns with from four to ten
stalls.
Four-Stall Horse Barn Plans Plans
This plan is for a small attractive, gable roof horse barn. The
interior includes a small tack room, four 10'x12' stalls, and a
wide work alley. The exterior walls are insulated post-frame
construction using spaced 6 x 6 inch pressure-treated wood posts
on concrete footings. The roof is supported from the walls by 24
ft clear span trusses; this permits changes of interior
arrangement without disturbing the roof structure.
Six or Ten Stall Horse Barn Plans
This plan is for a single story barn for from six to ten horses.
It has 10'x12' stalls on both sides of a 10' wide alley. The
construction is well-insulated post frame with a 36 ft
clear-span truss roof, and is designed to keep the riding horses
in a dry comfortable environment free from drafts and extremes
of temperature. The floor plan gives two options, 56 ft long for
6 stalls plus a larger foaling pen, or 176 ft long for 10 stalls
plus foaling pen.
Four-Stall Gambrel Roof Horse Pole Barn
with Hay Loft
This pretty design is for a 24' x 40' for three or four horses.
It has a small feed or tack room, four 10'x12' stalls and a wide
work alley. A loft area provides overhead storage for hay and
bedding. The exterior walls are of insulated pole frame
construction using spaced 6 x 6 pressure-treated wood poles on
concrete footings.
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concerned with the planning, design and construction of modern
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as engineered construction and management recommendations. This
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Archive of Barn and Agricultural Building
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