Excellent shelter for your horses, sheep, goats, or cattle! Use your imagination!

A red 12 x 24 open horse barn, often referred to as a run-in shed, is a functional 288-square-foot shelter designed for livestock protection and flexible animal care. These structures are typically built with three solid sides and an open front to provide maximum ventilation and easy access for horses. 

Key Specifications & Layout

• Dimensions: 12 feet deep by 24 feet wide, providing enough space for two standard 12'x12' stalls.
• Color Scheme: Features a classic rustic red or crimson siding, often paired with black or white trim and a metal roof (often Galvalume or charcoal).
• Material: Constructed with durable metal siding or wood (such as oak or pine) on a robust frame.
• Internal Options:
• Open Concept: A single large open space without dividers for free-roaming.
• Stall Configuration: Can be divided into two 12'x12' stalls using internal gates or stall dividers.
• Tack Room: Some models include a dedicated 4' to 6' enclosed area for feed and equipment storage. 
• Durability: Many are engineered for high-wind resistance (up to 150 MPH) and include pressure-treated bottom plates to resist rot.
• Portability: Often built on skids (heavy wooden or metal runners), allowing the structure to be moved across a pasture if needed.
• Ventilation: The open-front design ensures natural light and high airflow, which is ideal for warmer climates but may require additional protection in extreme cold.
• Run-In Shelter: Providing shade and wind protection in a paddock.
• Temporary Stalling: Keeping horses contained during feeding or medical care.
• Equipment Storage: Storing hay, tools, or seasonal decorations when not used for animals.

• configurable with feed storage or tack room on one end
• light enough and sturdy enough to be pulled around with a small tractor
• can be anchored for a more permanent solution