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Standard
GS-RET-PACK-CNR1-2-1
Corner Bay Shed Stable Retrofit Starter Kit
Orientation
Dimension
STALL Count
$2,750.00
3-Bay Indoor Stable Retrofit
A three-stall horse stable retrofit inside an existing Northern Rivers farm shed, completed in a single day. Six panels created 48m² of separated stalls, using the shed’s existing roof and rear wall to cut costs. Includes insight on when ply lining shed walls is necessary versus leaving corrugated metal exposed.
Northern Rivers
247
Stables Built this yr
100%
Australian steel
5.0
20
Reviews
2022
Local since 2022
Indoor Retrofit Stable Quick Facts
Summary
A practical 3-bay indoor stable retrofit built inside an existing farm shed using Guerilla Steel modular panels. Each stall measures 4 m x 4 m x 2.4 m high, creating full-size horse boxes fixed directly to the shed wall and floor. The stable uses ply-and-mesh combination panels, delivering strong kick protection while maintaining airflow and visibility between boxes. By using the shed structure as the roof and rear wall, the owner created three durable indoor stables quickly and cost-effectively while keeping room to expand the stable line in the future.
Bay size
12 m x 4 m x 2.4 m (48 m²)
3-bay
Model
Base Model
Indoor Retrofit Stable
Installed By
Guerilla Crew
Time to install
1 Day
PAD / Mounting
Dirt
Approx
8,250.00
3-Bay Modular Shed-to-Stable
Three 4×4 stalls built inside a farm shed that was already standing, on a Northern Rivers property in February 2026. Twelve metres by four, 48m², with the shed itself doing the roof and the back wall.
That’s six panels all up, fixed to the shed wall and the floor. Our crew had it done in a day on a dirt floor.
Turning an Existing Shed Into Three Horse Stalls with Six Panels
The shed was there, roofed, and walled along the back. The owner needed to keep three horses separate and contained. The shed already provides the rear wall and that’s where the savings from a retrofit is felt the most! Three ply and mesh front panels with half gates across the opening, and three side panels dividing the run. The shed wall closes one end and does the rear.
| 6 Panel Retrofit | QTY | Product Link |
|---|---|---|
 | 3x | Side/Rear Stable Shelter Panel 4m Ply Mesh Combo |
 | 3x | Front Stable Panel 4m Ply Mesh Combo Half Gate |
Do Existing Shed Walls Need Ply Lining?
Not always. If the horses are calm and the existing shed wall is sound, leaving the corrugated metal exposed can keep the build simpler, lighter and cheaper. It also avoids creating enclosed gaps behind plywood where pests and moisture can become harder to manage.
Ply lining makes more sense where there is a higher risk of kicking, pawing or repeated contact with the wall. A solid internal lining gives the horse a more forgiving surface and protects lighter gauge shed sheeting from impact. It can also reduce the noise created when a horse strikes corrugated metal and provide some separation from cold metal surfaces in winter.
The decision comes down to the horses using the stalls, the strength of the existing shed structure and how much contact the rear wall is likely to take. In this build, the internal partitions carry the heavier impact protection while the existing rear shed wall has been left exposed.
17 built this month
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Each one different
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100% Aussie steel
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Made in Yatala, QLD
