Sheds and Stables Direct
(Trading company of Cheshire Timber Suppliers Ltd)
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Sheds and Stables Direct's Price Promise:
"If you find the same quality products cheaper, we will beat the price."
Stables Range from Sheds and Stables Direct
From our factory to your site, we offer full range of stabling, from one stable to a complete stable yard, consisting of tack rooms, hay store, foaling boxes, walkways etc. (Stables/ & Field Shelters in Cheshire)
Standard Stable Specifications
Wall Construction: 3 x 2 Framework
Spaced at 600mm (2ft) centres.
Cladding: Cladding is 125 x 19mm shiplap treated for long life performance.
Roofing Construction: 4 x 2 roof purlins.
Onduline roofing in black fitted as standard - Onduline roofing sheets have a 15 year guarantee and are maintenance free. Optional roof finishes, available on request.
Height: 2.1 metres to eaves.
3.0 metres to Ridge.
Not including brickwork.
Stable Doors: 82" (2083mm) high x 48" (1200mm) wide x 2/3" thick.
Bottom doors are lined, bottom doors have a galvanised chew strip, heavy duty kickbolts, cabin hooks, brent bolt and heavy duty T-hinges. Top Doors have cabin hooks and brent bolt.
Kickboards: The internal boarding is lined to 4ft as standard with sterling board. Tack rooms/feed stores/haybarns are not lined as standard but can be if required at an optional cost.
Overhang: Overhangs are approx 3ft as standard on 12ft stables and approx 2ft on 10ft stables.
Guttering: Can be fitted as an optional extra.
Talk Grills: Talk grills can be fitted at an optional extra.
Bracket: Securing to base with a heavy duty galvanised brackets at an optional extra
Windows: Fully opening window as standard with galvanised mesh on the inside.
All prices and specifications listed on this website effective from November 2008
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