Standard Horse Stable Kits.

Yes. Additional bays can be incorporated into the same modular panel system for stables, tack rooms or open livestock areas, depending on the layout you need. Guerilla Steel panels are fully welded units that connect together to form larger multi bay runs. If the existing ply has weathered over time, the black ply inserts can be replaced or repainted so the older and newer sections present more consistently.

Ground anchors are recommended when the stable is being installed on grass, gravel, crusher dust or another non concrete base. On grass sites, you can also secure the stable by digging holes at key fixing points and pouring concrete around the anchor locations. This gives the frame a more solid footing without requiring a full slab.They help secure the frame and reduce movement, particularly on exposed sites or where the ground can soften after heavy rain. If your stable is installed on a concrete slab, ground anchors are not required. The frame can usually be fixed directly to the slab using suitable concrete anchors such as Dynabolts. For shed conversions, the anchoring method depends on the layout. A complete four panel bay may only need fixing to the floor, while two or three panel configurations may also need additional fixing points to existing shed posts or walls.

The Guerilla Steel Install team usually completes most builds in a day or two. A single bay, or even a two bay setup, can usually be installed in a day by two people on a prepared site. Larger multi bay stable runs may take a weekend, depending on the layout, ground conditions and anchoring required. The panels arrive fully welded and ready to assemble, so there is no fabrication required on site. Installation mainly involves positioning, levelling, bolting the panels together and securely anchoring the finished stable.

Prefabricated panels have four insert sections, which can be configured with black ply, steel mesh, or a combination of both. The standard setup is black ply in the lower two sections with steel mesh above, but you can change the mix to suit the stable. Options range from full ply through to three ply sections with one mesh section, or other combinations as needed. Dual gate access panels can also be arranged.

There is no standard maximum number of bays. The modular panel system can be configured from a single stable through to larger multi bay runs. The practical limit comes down to your available site space, access and the overall layout you need. If you are planning a larger run, it is worth thinking through future expansion from the beginning so additional bays can be added in the right direction.