Hunter Stables

Hunter Stables: timber stables and equestrian buildings made to order

Hunter Stables designs and manufactures timber horse stables, field shelters and equestrian buildings for working yards. The company presents its output as British craftsmanship aimed at equestrian living, with each building made to order around the horses, the land and the way a yard operates. Its catalogue spans stables, shelters, barns and complementary timber structures, alongside a range of stable accessories and yard equipment.

Stabling options in the catalogue

The stable range is organised into several lines. Standard stables include the Essential Range, the Mini Hunter Range and Premium Stables, and the company also lists Internal Stables. Combination Stables appear as a separate category for layouts that mix stabling with other uses.

Field shelters and barns

For outdoor shelter, the catalogue covers Standard Shelters, Essential Shelters, Walk Through Shelters, Open Fronted Mini Shelters and Alpaca Shelters. Larger structures include American Barns in several configurations —American Barns With Stables, Open American Barns and Premium American Barns— as well as L Shape Stables, Premium L Shapes and U Shape Stables for yards that need larger or more flexible layouts.

Timber buildings beyond the yard

Under its timber buildings line, Hunter Stables produces garden sheds, bespoke buildings, workshop and garages, and coach houses and carports. These are presented as structures crafted for vehicles, storage and shelter, extending the same timber construction approach beyond equestrian use.

Accessories and yard equipment

The company also supplies equipment for stable management. The listed categories include feed and water equipment, hay nets and feeders, solar lighting, stable and tack fittings, rubber matting, yard equipment, horse bedding, horse feed and field equipment such as hay feeders.

Materials, lead times and delivery

Hunter Stables states that it uses FSC-certified timber on all of its buildings and that its structures are designed to be long-lasting. It describes timber construction as cheaper than brick or concrete and as a stylish addition to a yard, and it offers design versatility, working with customers to shape a building to their requirements. The company indicates a typical lead time of two to four weeks on shelters and stables, and it lists national delivery among its services. Finance is also referenced as available.

Practical information

The business operates from Unit 4, Coates Estate, Southfield Road, Nailsea, BS48 1JN, and offers national delivery. Its published contact line is 0117 3291840 and its sales address is sales@hunterstables.co.uk.