Horse & Hound

A build for all budgets

LOW – CIRCA £5,000

WHEN every penny counts, it’s important to pinpoint your precise stabling requirements. Consider the size, type and age of the horses that need housing. Are you looking for a very simple roof over their heads, for emergency or occasional use, or something more robust? Next, tot up the cost of water, drainage and electricity installation, plus any necessary ground and concrete base preparation, to calculate the available budget for the stables themselves.

The good news is that building on a budget need not mean compromising on quality, provided that you have realistic expectations and choose a reputable manufacturer that puts the horse at the heart of its business. But there’s a fine line between reining in costs and cutting corners. Even

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