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A Horizon Structures wooden run-in shed is a low-cost yet
safe, secure and attractive way to provide year-round shelter
for your horses, ponies or other livestock.
12x24 Run-In shed shown with
optional partition, copper roofed cupola
and weathervane |
Many people also use them for hay or equipment storage.
As a dedicated horse owner one of your main concerns must
be a place where your horses can find shade and shelter from
rain, wind and snow. All our Amish-made run-in sheds are made
from quality, time-tested materials that stand up to the effects
of Mother Nature and the abuse a horse can dish out.
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Here are just a few of the standard, Horizon Structures
run-in shed features...
- 25 Year Shingle warranty gives you the peace of mind
that your roof can withstand wind and snow build up. (View
Standard Shingle Colors)
- Oak interior - both the 4' high kick board and frame
- is one of the most solid woods available
- White pine board and batten exterior. Horizon Structures
are much more than decorative additions to your property!
Not only does this type of construction provide a more attractive,
visually appealing barn, it is also weather-proof and, unlike
other woods, resists warping and cracking.
To many discerning horse owners, the option to customize is a
key element when deciding where to purchase a run-in shed. We
offer options ranging from electrical packages to our ability
to stain your run-in shed for you. Our run-in sheds are available
in many different sizes and can have partitions, stalls or tack/storage
rooms added. These options give you the flexibility to build
for the future. You never know when you may need a stall to
isolate a horse or a dry storage area to keep feed, tools or
tack at a remote pasture location.
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Options List)
Ask us about our metal siding options. Because
horses are notorious for gnawing on wood, metal siding may
be just the solution you're looking for. (View
Metal Siding & Roofing Colors)
Every situation is unique - if you don't see something that
fits your needs - CALL US! Customization of your run-in shed
is easy and we're happy to help you.
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We also offer run-in sheds constructed with Duratemp exterior
siding. The main advantage of this type of shelter is that
it can be constructed on-site. Additionally, a wider range
of exterior color choices is available. This feature makes
it easy to match existing buildings on your property.
All run-ins and horse barns
include 4' high oak kickboard and
6x6 pressure treated foundation. |
Duratemp Run-In Shed price
includes paint or stain. |
Here are just a few good reasons to buy a wooden run-in
shed...
- The natural insulating properties of wood make it the
obvious choice for construction of your run-in shed. A run-in
shed made of wood will stay cooler in the summer and warmer
in the winter ensuring your horse's maximum comfort regardless
of the season.
- A wood run-in shed is sturdier and safer then metal.
Serious injury can result from a well-placed kick puncturing
a metal sided barn. A wood run-in shed will not dent or
puncture.
- The absorption properties of wood - both sound and moisture
- make a wooden run-in shed a drier, quieter, more comfortable
place for your horse to reside. Condensation is not an issue
and outside sounds, from the weather or other sources, are
muffled. Unlike a metal building, strong winds will not
rattle your wood barn or your horses' nerves. Less likely
to topple over in strong winds!
Whether you're considering our basic 8x8 pony-size run-in, a large,
multi-horse 12x36 run-in, or a customized stall/storage/run-in
combination, Horizon Structures wants to be your partner in
putting together the safest, most attractive and comfortable
home for your horses. Call us for details regarding options
and add-ons for your next run-in shelter.
Additional Info: Run-In
Shed Options | Overhang Info
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Siding and / or kickboard material
may vary depending on locally available materials.
Horizon Structures reserve's the right to substitute white
pine siding and / or oak kickboard with materials best suited
for optimal performance within your geographic region.
**Cypress siding may be substituted for white pine, in Southern
and Western regions,
due to its moisture and insect resistant properties.
**Spruce may be substituted for oak kickboard due to local
availability. |
