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BREEZEWAY BARNS AND
MARE MOTELS
These barns have stalls on each side of a breezeway
aisle, with or without solid wall sheeting. There are
many options available, and it is common to have
hay and tack rooms inside. The roof line is generally
a symmetrical gable, but a raised (stepped) roof can
be included. Most breezeways are 12’ wide.
Swinging doors to the exterior corrals are typical, as
well as sliding breezeway doors. Feeders (mounted in
or outside the stalls), skylights, and wire panels are
also common options.
We do not
provide
solid
divider
walls
between
horses.
We can
weld stud
wire up to 6' high on perimeter and interior wall
frames. 4, 5, or 6 rail walls without wire are also
available at a lower cost.
We use a heavy-duty cee and zee purlin roof system,
and 26 gauge (never the thinner 29 gauge) roof
sheeting.
We can generally provide engineering for the
California Building Code with little or no changes to
standard designs, and can accommodate most
custom requests with engineering as well. Grading,
concrete, site, etc are important parts of the permit
process, so please feel free to contact us for more
information, and we also recommend contacting
your local building department. We are a licensed
City of Los Angeles type I lws fabricator, which
satisfies many building departments' welding
requirements. We build regularly in 20 and 30 lb/psf
roof snow load areas, but can also engineer for 40
lb/psf if your location requires a heavier load.
Stalls are usually 12'x12' (plus any exterior runs).
Hay and tack rooms are available, as well as porches
which make a nice grooming area.
Installation can be done by our crew, or we can
provide a kit with installation instructions for do-it-
yourselfers.
Serving California’s L.A., Ventura, and Kern counties,
and the immediately surrounding areas.
Manufacturing and Installing since 1982