Timber Stables

Ttimber Stables is a longer term solution for your stables, guaranteed against insect attack and fungal decay. Timber is another name for wood, whether still standing in the form of trees or felled and turned into boards for construction. Some people may also refer to timber as lumber, or differentiate between timbers as unprocessed wood and lumber as cut wood packaged for commercial sale. The timber industry around the world is huge, providing wood for a variety of products from paper to particleboard. Before timber is felled, foresters, who determine how valuable it is, must assess it and whether or not it is safe to harvest. In many regions of the world, a timber harvest plan must be filed with a government agency, indicating intent to fell trees in a particular region. Here timber has been used to make stables, stables are a building in which livestock, especially horses, are kept. It most commonly means a building that is divided into separate stalls for individual animals. There are many different types of stables in use today such as the American barn, which is a large barn with a door, each end and individual stalls inside or free standing stables with the classic top and bottom opening doors.

Kingsland Sawmills manufactures a wide range of outbuildings, garages, workshops, garden buildings & garden architectural features, all designed to be robust & long lasting. We at Kingsland believe that safety is the most important factor when housing horses. We are committed to animal welfare, and all our equestrian buildings are designed to ensure a safe & healthy environment for your horses. Whether you are looking for one wooden stable or a barn system for fifty horses; a line of timber garages or a group of outbuildings & workshops; a summerhouse, garden office or shed, we can provide a unique building which is aesthetically pleasing.

Timber Stables request information about an order or place an order on our products then please don’t hesitate to get in contact. You can get in touch with us by calling us. Alternatively you can email Kingsland Sawmills .We aim to reply as soon as possible to all of customer’s requests and questions received.