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	Chinook Stalls at world renowned horse trainer John Lyons' center in Parachute, Colarado.
	Puyallup, Washington
	A 4-stall shed row barn. These shed row barns can be set up as small as 2 stalls and up to as many stalls as the horse owner has room for.
	A free standing box stall without roof system. All fronts, sides, and backs are independent, and can be configured for many variations of installation. Weight about 750 lbs
	A simple door latch system. The door will swing in or out
	A simple but strong pin system. Note the 3 way female connection which enable the stalls to be set up in "barns" with minimal connector posts. When a barn is set up, the whole thing is locked together to help resist high winds
	A 20 stall barn during set up near Yakima, Wa in spring, 2000
	Completed stalls near Yakima, Wa.
	2- 20 stall barns at Spruce Meadows being set up for a 2 week stay of the R.C.M.P. musical ride horses.
	Next stage of set up with the rafter system complete. Only the tarps left to go.
	The end of a roof system is securely tied down with a pipe through a sleeve in the tarp, and ratchet straps connecting it to the end rafter of the structure.
	2 tarps joined in the middle of a 20 stall "barn", for a secure water and wind proof seam.
	Our 4 stall trade show barn . This was taken at Sacramento, Ca, June 2000.
	A barn of 20 old style grey stalls at Spruce Meadows near Calgary, Alberta. Summer, 1998
	These stalls are set up amongst the trees, providing a relaxing, picturesque and shady atmosphere for the horses stabling there; an example of how our stalls can be set up almost anywhere and on any type of pasture - level or unlevel ground.
	Our most popular seller is our 4-stall Breezeway Barn. This appealing barn configuration shown here, is set up at the owner's place near Millarville, Alberta. One of these barns can be set up in approximately 2-3 hours (our experienced crew could set it up in about 1 hour.)
	A "snowy day" at Tyrell Farms (near Calgary, Alberta). These rental stalls had already been set up when an Alberta Spring Storm (in May) surprised us with this winter wonderland.
	Although NOT RECOMMENDED for snow load, our stalls have had 8" - 10" of heavy wet snow accumulate with no damage to the roof structure.
	We do advise that any snow accumulation be "swept off" / removed as soon as possible to prevent possible damage.
	Indoor set up at the Redmond, Oregon
	Indoor Stall Setup at Western States Horse Expo in Sacramento, California
	Indoor Stall Setup at Spruce Meadows World-Class Show Jumping Venue in Calgary, Alberta

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