frequently asked questions

We deliver our buildings to much of the UK and for free to parts of the South East or you can collect direct from our workshop in Ashford, Kent. If you have chosen DIY, you can either collect from our workshop or we can deliver to the South East and Home Counties. See here for full details.

Our buildings are available with or without installation. Your building can be collected or delivered as a DIY kit ready for you to install yourself, or alternatively, you can opt for full installation and our team will deliver and install it for you. See here for full details.

Yes absolutely, our buildings are available as DIY kits which you can either collect from our workshop in Ashford, Kent, or we can deliver to most parts of the UK. See here for full details.

All of our stables are built to order and we offer a variety of sizes, configurations, features and options. However, if you're after something in particular, then do get in touch.

Depending upon the size and complexity of your new building, installation can take anything from a few hours to a few days. We will assemble your building without disruption to you, leave your site tidy and your new building ready to use. We would ask that you be present on the day so we can ensure you are happy with your building.

Once we have a confirmed order, our experienced team will contact you to arrange a suitable delivery date. At this point we will discuss any possible problems regarding access. Our lead time for delivery and installation is usually within 6 weeks. For smaller stables and field shelters we hold back a limited number of much quicker build slots - this means we can sometimes have your building ready in 1 - 2 weeks. Please check with one of our team when discussing your building.

Planning is a specialist subject and different locations, buildings and local authorities all have different requirements and restrictions. In many cases, planning consent is not required, particularly if you are installing a mobile building, but there's no hard and fast rule. We are happy to help with some general planning advice but you should always consult your local planning office.