Douglas fir certified by Bois de France – Made in France

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3-In-Line Douglas Fir Horse Stables

BOX012

BOX012

6000,00 € excl. VAT
Approx. £5,148.90 + VAT for private customers, subject to the applicable import procedure.

The 3-in-line Douglas fir horse stable package is the ideal solution for private owners, riding schools, and equestrian centres looking to combine safety, comfort, and durability. Each stable is constructed from solid Douglas fir timber, renowned for its outstanding weather resistance and long service life.

The design can be fully customised to suit your requirements, including dimensions, height, roofing, and door configurations. It also promotes excellent ventilation, creating a healthy and comfortable environment for your horses. The modular system allows for quick and straightforward installation, even as a complete three-stable unit.

Manufactured in France, this package offers excellent value for money and represents a durable, long-term investment for your equestrian facilities.

Product benefits

  • Solid French Douglas fir timber – durable, strong, and naturally weather-resistant.

  • Custom-built to suit your specific requirements.

  • Strong and stable construction.

  • Quick and easy installation.

  • Excellent ventilation for improved horse comfort and well-being.

  • Manufactured in France, ensuring premium quality.

  • Elegant and functional design.

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