Showing posts with label mobile field shelters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mobile field shelters. Show all posts

Friday, 6 June 2014

Reliable Mobile Stables for Sale

Do you need a quick solution to home your horses and keep them safe from unsightly weather conditions? If you’re renting land for you horses or are having problems and delays with permanent planning permission, then mobile stables could be the solution for you.

Equestrian lovers can be found in every corner of the country and understandably, want the absolute best for their horses whatever the weather. Being able to care for your horses in all conditions is extremely important and sometimes action needs to be taken quickly and efficiently; that’s when finding a mobile stable for sale becomes a priority. Although many horses are comfortable in bad weather, it is still important to make sure they have a safe place to shelter from the elements. Mobile stables such as these can provide your horse with another option when the storms come; a comfortable, well-built stable in a variety of sizes.

Although mobile, these stables must be as strong and secure as any permanent counterpart and it is important to know that your horses are safe and sound.  John Williams Stables are built to an incredibly high standard and are designed in such a way, that the galvanised steel sledge takes the brunt of whatever nature throws your way. It is incredibly important that stables such as these can provide peace of mind for you, as well as long lasting comfort for your horses. Fantastic quality materials and structural safety are the most important things when buying a mobile stable. You and your horses deserve the best that British craftsmen have to offer, with bespoke, spacious rooms and wide opening stable doors.

Keeping horses can become quite expensive and mobile stables are a great long-term investment. However, don’t be fooled by cheap mobile stables made from shoddy materials, as they will not last and may end up costing you a great deal more in the long term. Alongside this, they are potentially dangerous to your animals if they cannot stand up to harsh weather. Opt for a mobile stable you can trust, made to the highest standard and reinforced with the correct materials for the job. Check out these prices and see how little it costs to choose a reliable, mobile stable in the size and style that you desire.

Want to find out more? Get in touch with John Williams Stables for professional mobile stable advice and see how we can help you to help your horses.

Friday, 11 April 2014

Help prevent dehydration with field shelters

Dehydration is the loss of water and salts from the body which are essential for the body to function properly. Dehydration happens when not enough fluids are taken in, in comparison to those which are lost. This could be through excessive sweating, participating in strenuous exercise and even from being unwell. Staying outside in the sun for prolonged periods of time is also a prominent cause of dehydration. However, it is not only humans that suffer from dehydration as many animals can also effect as well.

As humans, we are usually able to manage our hydration levels by drinking when thirsty and staying out of sun when it is hot. Our bodies also function very well in cooling us down – or there are many mechanical aids including air conditioners and fans to give our bodies that helping hand. For horses it is not as simple.

Horses are large animals that cannot control their own body temperature as well as a human, partially due to the high proportion of heat produced from large muscles in the body when performing any physical exercise. The one way that horses are able to reduce their overall body temperature is through sweating. This process is usually excessive – especially during strenuous exercise – meaning that far more water and salts are lost than what the horse will take in. This is heightened in hot and humid conditions. By keeping your animal cooler, with round the clock access to shade, the need to sweat would be reduced, making it far less likely for the animal to become dehydrated.

Fieldshelters could help to provide shade in paddocks during the warmer summer months. These shelters can usually be designed specific to your requirements, with options for large overhanging canopies and multiple windows for improved ventilation. Some companies offer mobile field shelters, making them easy to reposition, depending on the suns direction into the field, to give optimum shade throughout the day.

If you are worried about dehydration in your equestrian animal during the upcoming British summer and would like to find out a little more information on field shelters, please visit the website of JonWilliam Stables to view the wide range of products available. Alternatively, if you would like to speak with a member of the team to discuss your bespoke requirements, please call 01380 850 965 where an experienced team member will be more than happy to help.

Monday, 11 November 2013

Flexible Mobile Stables for Sale

Flexibility is an aspect that many of us would like when purchasing an item. If a product is fit for purpose but has the added benefit of flexibility – perhaps choosing a specific colour or delivery date – we are surely more likely to buy it. The same is true when thinking of equipment for our animals, including shelters. Now, with a range of mobile stables for sale, owners can be offered a product that is fully flexible, allowing peace of mind that an animal will be safe but also that the product is a worthwhile investment – even in the unknown future.
Mobile Stables for Sale from Jon William Stables

Some companies, including Jon Williams Stables, offer such ranges of mobile stables for sale, which can be easily transported if and when you choose to relocate – without losing the quality design features that you get with a fixes stable. They can also be the perfect quick fix solution to house a new horse or other animal - making it very flexible.

The ranges of mobile stables for sale can offer the same sound structure, space and other features you would expect from a fixed stable build. From guttering to kick-boards and lined roofs– mobile stables are not just another wooden box. Many mobile stables are fitted with strong steel bases which allow for easy move ability whilst keeping the stable rigid, thus protecting the framework when moved. This can also make it easier to move as fixed tow points can be added to the steel base to help transport the stable when setting up a new ‘home’. Some mobile stables can also offer great canopies which would usually be restricted due to mobility. 

This allows covered space to work with your animal outside – ideal for the great British weather! Even as an intermediate stable while a solid structure is built, mobile stables can still offer that same protection for your animals – and after could be ideal for tack or feed storage units.


To find out more various stables for sale including mobile stables, please visit the website of Jon Williams Stables or call 01380 850 965 to speak with an adviser.

Tuesday, 15 October 2013

Equestrian Stables for Business or Leisure

Equestrian Stables provide safe and secure shelter for horses, whether you run a riding school, livery or working farm. The stables can be built and customised to meet the needs of individual businesses, ensuring comfort and protection for the horses and owners.

When the weather is cold and windy during the winter months, the Equestrian Stables provide protection from the elements. The buildings can be well ventilated so horses can cool off from the sun and soaring temperatures in the summer.

The design of the equestrian stables depends on the number of horses you intend to have in the stables and you can choose from individual stalls with galvanised grates and doors, to open spaces where horses can mingle with each other.

The stables can be built from scratch or an existing building can be renovated. In both cases, planning permission is required if the building is being used to stable horses, even if the building is not physically altered. If you are located in a rural area, the buildings can be designed to blend in with the natural surroundings and mobile field shelters are perfect for paddocks. If you require hay barns, tack rooms, and storage for food and equipment, the stables can be built to accommodate these and more.

Many stables are built using renewable timber and sustainable materials and onduline roofs are a popular choice to provide protection against the changeable weather in the UK. Windows can be fitted at the rear of Equestrian Stables for additional ventilation while also giving horses a view when they are safe inside.

There are a wide range of Equestrian Stables to choose from and you can even design your own in order to match your budget, location and requirements. So whether you require Equestrian Stables for leisure or business, the combination of modern technology, traditional structure and high quality materials ensures a secure environment for your horses

Friday, 27 September 2013

Mobile Field Shelters

Mobile Field Shelters are a great way of providing instant shelter for your horses and ponies but without the need for planning permission or for breaking the ground. This is very important if the paddock you are using does not belong to you or if you are in a conservation area where gaining planning permission for a mobile field shelter is difficult.
Mobile Field Shelters

Jon William Stables supplies mobile field shelters at competitive prices suitable for your needs. More information about their mobile field shelters can be found on their site, www.jonwilliamstables.co.uk or you can call them today on 01380 850 965.