Pick the number of stalls, aisle width and support rooms and see a top-down plan with the building size you will need.
These tools give planning-level estimates from typical values. They are not quotes, engineering or final designs, and results depend on your actual land, local rules and choices. We confirm everything with a free site visit and precise drawings.
From one to twelve stalls, on one or both sides of an aisle.
Common choices are 12 by 12 foot stalls and a 12 foot aisle.
Tack room, feed room, wash stall and hay storage.
The planner draws the layout and shows the footprint you will need.
About 12 feet is a common recommendation, and 10 feet is a practical minimum.
You can add a hay bay or loft allowance to the footprint.
It is a planning layout. We refine every dimension on site.
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