Hi Kim. I would just like to thank you, Paul, John Ross and Krzysztof for my lovely shelters, I couldn’t think of a better company to go to. You have all been so efficient and helpful. The horses like the shelters so much that they refuse to go in them as they might spoil them! We will have to think of something else to build now just so we can use you again. Bestest wishes, Kate.
VIEW SPECIFICATION
TIMBER TOWING FRAME
This range of mobile field shelters are built on a timber towing frame and are available in sizes from 3m wide to 4.8m wide. Our mobile field shelters can be adapted for variety of uses.
Have a look at the selection below, but please let us know if you cannot find what you are looking for.
Timber Towing Frame
Mobile Field Shelter Specification (Timber Towing Frame)
Shiplap Cladding
Top grade redwood shiplap cladding 16mm x 150mm, fixed with 50mm sheradised ring shank nails.
Framework
The frameworks are manufactured with kiln dried timber, 47mm x 75mm. All timber is regularised and strength graded for structural use to C16-C24.
Kickboarding
All stables are kickboarded as standard to a height of 1.2m high with exterior grade 12mm WISA Spruce plywood – multiple 5 layered, for structural integrity.
Roof
Black Onduline roof with galvanised ridge. Also available in green, brown or red. Standard roof pitch is 15 degrees. Purlins 100mm x 47mm, 125mm x 47mm, 100mm x 100mm. Fitted to Onduline specification.
Guttering
100mm half round black guttering with 50mm round downpipes are fitted as standard to the front of all buildings. Back guttering is available.
Towing Frame
Timber towing frame is constructed with 94mm x 94mm pressure treated timber. Towing points at both ends, includes heavy duty chain.
Preservative
Buildings are treated with an animal friendly preservative product to a golden brown finish before leaving our workshop.
Other Details
All buildings are 2.2m to the eaves and approximately 2.9m to the ridge. Overhang at 0.9m deep, supplied unlined (if applicable). All internal roof trusses are open to aid ventilation except when sited next to a tack/feed room. In this instance they are fully boarded to ensure security is maintained.
