At Hunter Stables we understand that a significant role in your horse’s well-being is stabling. Horses are majestic creatures and thoughtful consideration is needed when it comes down to their living conditions. Mobile stables sometimes referred to as temporary stables provide a versatile solution for various situations.
Benefits of Temporary Stables:
- Planning permission:
One of the primary advantages of mobile stables is their ability to occasionally sidestep the often lengthy process of obtaining planning permission for permanent structures. *Areas of Natural Beauty or land with previous stipulations may require planning permission*. We would always recommend seeking advice from your local council.
- Diverse Range of Sizes:
Mobile stables come in a variety of sizes, catering to different requirements. Whether you need a single 12’x12′ stable for one personal horse or up to 36′ for 3 horses.
- Mobility and Functionality:
True to their name, mobile/temporary stables are easily movable. This feature adds a layer of functionality meaning you can relocate for seasonal changes or just fancy a new yard layout.
- Minimal Ground Base Preparation:
Unlike bolt down static structures that demand significant ground preparation such as digging foundations, laying hardcore, pouring concrete and then laying a brick course. Mobile stables reduce the overall costs as they normally do not require extensive ground work and can be installed onto a flat and level grass field if needed.
Benefits of mobile stables extend far beyond their physical appearance. They offer practical solutions to common challenges in the equestrian world by providing flexibility, mobility and adaptability without compromising on functionality or well-being of the horses they house. s a demand for versatile equine management solutions grows, mobile stables stand out as a progressive and efficient choice for horse owners and facilities alike.
Please be advised that adequate space, good ventilation and cleanliness are crucial factors in preventing the spread of diseases and maintaining the overall health of the horse.
