Horse Stables, Shelters & Retrofits in the field

Guerilla Steel installed a 4m x 8m High Airflow Horse Stable for Ellyn in a single day, completed just before rain arrived. The two-bay design offers 16m² per horse, mesh upper panels for ventilation, extended roof cover, and new standard 1500mm gates with recessed latches for safer, easier handling.

An 8m x 4m High Airflow paddock shelter built without an internal divider, creating one continuous 32m² open-front space instead of two separate bays. Featuring a pitched roof for rain runoff, three-quarter ply with mesh above for light and durability, all installed on a gravel pad in a single day.

A four-stall stable built around a central wash bay rather than one at the end, cutting how far each horse travels and keeping every stall in sight during washing, farrier or vet work. Galvanised steel frame, solid lower panels with mesh above for airflow, 80m² total, erected in a day and a half despite rain.

A 9m inline structure combining a Large stable module and Standard shelter into one build. The enclosed stable end suits box rest or float-day horses, while the open three-rail shelter allows free roaming access. Matching 4m depths let both bays share a continuous High Airflow roof, with a new 1500mm gate for easier handling.

Six-stall horse stable built across two 3-bay High Airflow rows on a Moreton Bay property, installed directly on grass using ground anchors instead of a concrete slab. Completed in two days for $31,130 including GST, featuring extra-wide gates with recessed latches, ideal for agistment properties and breeders avoiding earthworks.

Guerilla Steel transformed an existing Caboolture shed into a precision-fit indoor horse stable, using anti-rearing sliding gates, welded vertical bar panels, and kick-safe ply linings. Custom-measured to the millimetre, the retrofit delivers secure containment, ventilation, and visibility, proving how smart fabrication turns ordinary sheds into elite equine facilities.

Figtree Thoroughbreds needed extra mare and foal stabling without disrupting daily operations. Two adjoining 4m × 5m welded modular bays were installed on a prepared road base in seven hours, ready the same day. Featuring dual swing gates, mesh ventilation and ply kickboards, the stables suit foaling, recovery and busy breeding routines in Queensland conditions.

Two oversized 5m × 5m stable bays were built for a rural Queensland property needing extra room for larger horses. Installed on compacted road base with anchor points, the modular design allows future concreting, relocation or expansion. Features include yoke gates, mesh panels, ply kickboards and a high roof for airflow and shade.

A Samford Valley shed was converted into two enclosed 4m x 4m horse stables using a modular steel panel system, completed in just one day. Panels were custom-fitted to the existing structure, with sliding gates, ply kickboards and mesh upper panels ensuring airflow, safety and a cost-effective alternative to new stable construction.

An existing pergola was converted into three horse stalls using ten prefabricated ply and mesh panels, welded directly onto the pre-existing steel posts rather than a new frame. Completed in a day and a half across 48m², the retrofit kept the pitched roof and prior approval intact, costing approximately $13,090 for panels alone.