Why timber in the stable
A healthier climate
Wood regulates air humidity and insulates from heat and cold: a more comfortable place for animals.
Unafraid of aggressive environments
In a stable, humidity and ammonia corrode steel; glulam does not rust and keeps its performance over time.
Large spans, few columns
Glulam beams and arches cover large free spaces: ideal for covered arenas, aisles and hay barns.
Produced in our plant
Made-to-measure CNC-machined elements, dry-assembled: a fast and clean building site.
What we build
Stalls and stables
Load-bearing structures, roofs and timber walls for single stalls and stables with a central aisle.
Covered arenas
Straight or curved glulam roofs for riding arenas and lunging rings, even with large spans.
Hay barns and shelters
Storage for hay, straw, vehicles and equipment, with open or closed structures.
Canopies and paddocks
Shelters and canopies for paddocks and outdoor areas, easy to install.
Timber stables: a few ideas
Illustrative photos.
And for the bedding, Emma fir shavings.
Discover our beddingBale calculator
How many bales do you need per month?
Tell us your animals and stable habits: we'll give you an estimate of fir shavings bedding, to be confirmed with the quote.
Animals
Time in the stall
Stall floor
Bales per month
24
First bedding (one-off)
28 bales
In a year
288 bales · 12 pallets of 24
Indicative estimate for 16–20 kg bales: real consumption depends on the animal, daily mucking out and stall size.