Horse Run-In Sheds for Sale in PA, MD, and NJ

Horse Sheds: Structures Built to Last

Nothing about horses is inexpensive, so protect your investment. A horse run-in shed is a great way to keep your animals safe from the weather, and more so, unwanted guests. These horse sheds have a covered top and three walls with one open side.

The horse run-in shed should have at least 100 square feet in which the horse can turn around and stand comfortably. The floor should be slightly tilted to facilitate both drainage and ease of access for the animal. Any run-in shed for sale should have drainage around it instead of through it for the health of the horses’ feet. Most are built with sturdy materials making it difficult for horses to kick through. Any metal fasteners used are either covered or in a secure area to not injure the horses. You’ll find that all Glick Woodwork’s run-in sheds for sale are sturdy and constructed of good quality materials so your horse will be safe and secure.

Stylish Run-In Horse Shelters for Sale

Wild horses were accustomed to living with all kinds of weather. When they needed shelter, they sought out forests with a solid canopy over them or old caves. Today’s domesticated animals aren’t too far off from their wilder cousins, but now it is up to their owners to find a solution.

While we can’t replicate the caves or the canopied forests, Glick Woodworks builds horse shelters to last. Our run-in sheds are the nearest you’ll come to the isolated caves of yore and can be placed on your property in spots where they’ll rarely have visitors. Pastured horses use horse sheds to avoid making frequent treks to and from the barn. Many of the shelters and horse sheds have spaces for hay and provisions for water.

Contact Us for Quality Horse Run-in Sheds

Match the style and design of the other structures on your property with our custom run-in sheds. Glick Woodworks can be built in dozens of styles including a Quonset hut, a “house” with cupola and/or a porch roof supported by pillars, or even a shed with redwood colored walls or walls resembling cedar.

We’ve built these horse barns to look like a two to a four-car garage, a smaller version of a red barn, and even a small cottage. Imagination is the only limit to how your run-in shed could look. These sheds are Glick Woodworks’ specialty, so working with them to design the shed for your horses is as simple as a phone call to get a quote. Contact us today, and we’ll get your horses covered.