Horse Stable Roof Height

A low ceiling not only inhibits air circulation but also increases the chance that a horse may strike its head.

Horse stable roof height. It is also important that there is adequate clearance between the horse and the roof. The height of the stable should be 9 11 feet with a minimum of 3ft clearance of the roof so you must also consider the height of the stable and any low beams or light fixtures that could pose a problem. Ideal range 18mm all stables are lined to 1220mm high and include noggins to prevent objects dropping behind. For ponies small horses the minimum size should be 8m2 with 2 8m the minimum length of the shorter wall stables for larger horses should be in the range 11m2 20m2 and be as square as is practical stables for foaling should have a minimum.

Ceiling height should allow the horse to raise its head comfortably without worrying about hitting the ceiling. In other words nothing should protrude down below 12 feet. The roof should provide adequate shelter from the elements including adequate insulation in hot areas. Stables should be at least 3 7 m wide and 3 7 m deep.

For extra large horses warmbloods etc a 14 foot ceiling should provide extra safety. Elite range 18mm all stables are lined to eaves height. A size of 3 7 m x 4 9 m is preferable. Height should be 2 75 m.

In fact many stables have open truss or rafter construction with no ceiling. Stall partition and doors. As standard we use osb moisture resistant oriented strand board manufactured to bs5669. Guttering and down pipes should be provided to convey storm water away from the stables.

Ceiling your stable ceiling height should be at least four metres high to allow for rearing from your horse. If you were building the barn from scratch stalls should have a minimum 12 foot clear height. As standard we use moisture resistant osb oriented strand board manufactured to bs5669. The opening s position at the eave 10 to 12 feet above the floor allows the incoming cold air to be mixed and tempered a bit with stable air before reaching the horse.

A standard room height of 8ft 2 4m might be fine for ponies and small horses but taller horses will need higher ceilings. The recommendation is that the stable height should be between 9 feet and 11 feet with a minimum roof clearance of 3 feet. A rearing horse can hit his head on a ceiling that is lower than this. It s all about the base when assessing stable size and height don t forget to allow for bedding.

Horses love to play around but can also get nervous frightened excited and bored which can result in them standing up on their hind legs.