Yes, Ventilation in breeding stables is important. Good airflow reduces ammonia build-up and respiratory stress, especially critical for new-born foals with developing lungs. Breeding facilities need to prioritise calm, safety, hygiene, and monitoring access, not just box dimensions.
Short answer? Yes, a 5m x 5m stable is more than adequate for a mare and foal. In fact, it’s considered generous space for foaling and early bonding. But size alone isn’t the whole story.
Ideally, yes. Isolation improves biosecurity and reduces stress from neighbouring horses during late pregnancy and early bonding.
Yes, additional bays for stalls, tack rooms and even open cattle panels integrate seamlessly. The key is planning future expansion early so your roof pitch can remain consistent and your site can accommodate your growth
There’s no fixed limit. Modular systems are designed to expand, from a single bay to large commercial configurations, provided your site allows it.
Modular steel stables can be dismantled and relocated, which protects your investment. Even if you opt for anchors and fix into your slab, anchors can be unfastened and all modular systems retain resale and relocation value.
Yes. Large modular steel stables are ideal for agistment, training yards, and breeding farms because they’re durable, low maintenance, and expandable. Proper layout planning reduces daily labour and improves horse flow and safety.
Standard shelters utilize 4m x 4m or 5m x 5m configurations with a 2.4m roof height to maximize airflow and head clearance. Price Range: Stables & shelters start from $3,500 to $4,000+.
A concrete slab is the gold standard for stability. However, our systems are designed to work on compacted road base, crusher dust, or level grass using specialised ground anchors ($100/bay).
Learn more in our Comprehensive Guide about stable Site Preparation
Built with a 2.5m height for airflow, these are safe for horses and all livestock. Open-front access allows free movement.
Price Range: Standard configurations start at $3,500 (Cattle Rail) to $4,000 (Ply & Mesh Walls). Includes GST.
It’s our proprietary method for turning existing sheds into safe, professional horse housing using steel walls and gates.
Price Range: Retrofits typically range from $2,500 to $13,000+ depending on bay count and customization.
We offer custom framing to fit within or around your existing buildings—turning underused sheds into professional-grade stables.
Price Range: Single bays start near $2,500. Two-bay conversions typically range from $5,000–$13,000 depending on customization.
All quotes are firm for 30 days. Because steel prices fluctuate, we cannot hold pricing indefinitely, but we aim to honor original quotes whenever reasonable.
Yes. You can collect your order in kit form from our workshop. Just let us know in advance.
A 50% deposit starts fabrication, with the balance due before delivery. Larger projects can use milestone payments.
We offer professional installation across South East Queensland and Northern NSW. For remote areas or interstate clients, we provide Australia-wide delivery of flat-pack kits with comprehensive phone support.
Standard setups are ply/mesh. Upgrades include Yoke-style (Dutch) gates ($350/bay) and full weather-protection ply panels.
Yes. We design full equine facilities and complete complexes tailored to your property, workflow, and long-term plans. Stable Builds can include tack rooms, breezeways, wash bays, feed rooms, and upgraded finishes.
Every Guerilla Steel system is modular. You can start with 2 bays and add tack rooms, wash bays, or breezeways years later with matching welds and roofing lines.
Requirements depend on your local council and the structure type. We provide full engineering spec sheets, drawings, and material details to make your application process straightforward and stress-free.
4–6 week lead time. Most custom and modular projects are completed within this window. We provide a definitive timeline at the quote stage based on current fabrication schedules and complexity.
It is always going to be to “retrofit an existing structure.” If you can take advantage of an existing shed, you can install our prefab panels available in 4m and 5m standard length or order “cut to fit retrofit” panels. Not only do you save on roofing materials but you can often get away with designing the stables to fit into corner bays, while using internal ply panels to protect existing shed walls rather than needing full panels on all 4 sides.
A corner stall can be done for as little as $3,500 using one side panel and a front gate panel and your existing shed walls.