Popular options, doors and windows

Here at Bespoke of Cartmel we can offer you a range of options to complete your building as you wish. However, if you have any requirements or suggestions not listed your ideas are more than welcome – after all, it is your building.

Internal tack room

The first photograph shows a  24ft x 12ft mobile field shelter kitted out with an optional internal tack room at 6ft x 12ft.

The door is a single skin tongue and groove door fitted with heavy duty hinges and door bolt.

Cladding

The second photograph displays horizontal cladding, which is an alternative to double vertical overlap cladding displayed in many other photos throughout the brochure. The same 6” x 1” tanalized boards are used in both cladding styles.

Alternatively “shiplap” cladding placed horizontally can be used.

Your building can be fitted out with a whole host of extras making life even more comfortable for the occupant such as:

• External staining
• Roof lights
• Roof vents
• Internal / external tack rooms
• Vented windows
• Full height plywood lining

Doors and windows

All our equestrian and domestic buildings (garages, workshops, etc.) are built using the same materials and constructed to the same high standards we pride ourselves on.

The industry standard size for the lower half of a stable door is 4ft x 4ft, all our stable doors come complete with a anti-chew strip 4 and a half inches in depth on both sides of the door (larger anti-chew strips optional). Heavy-duty door bolts. Kickover latch and exterior grade plywood kickboards on the reverse of the door.

The top half of the stable door measures 3ft x 4ft resulting in a total opening size of 7ft x 4ft. The top door is also supplied with another heavy-duty door bolt.

The doors and windows on our buildings are built to the same high standards of the buildings themselves.

The windows are 3ft x 3ft in size and are made of treated wood. They consist of a sliding ventilator arrangement in the bottom two thirds of the window with wire strengthened safety glass making up the top section.