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Information on horse barns is available everywhere you look. You can find information about horse barns in books at your local bookstore or library, on the internet, at your local feed store, or even at a nearby stable or neighbor's house, if they own horses.

Horses are believed to have been domesticated animals for over five thousand years, and many different horse barns have been applied and used during this epoch.  There is a large amount of information available on this site, so please browse the articles to learn what you need about horse barns.

Horse barns come in many shapes and sizes, depending on whether you have one horse or many horses.  A horse barn can be communal, with animals of one ownership being stabled together, or private, with individual stables for separately owned horses.  Horse barns can also be used to store feed, sometimes on more than one level.

Across the country, builders specialize in horse barns.  No matter where you and your horses live, you're sure to find a horse barn builder for you.  Builders of horse barns offer standard and custom designs, in whatever shape or color you desire.  Many horse barn builders encourage creativity, as horse barns have been a unique and widely varied form of architecture for thousands of years, and many, many possibilities exist.

An alternative to a custom built horse barn is a prefabricated horse barn.  Prefabricated horse barns are often cheaper while also being very durable.  However, prefabricated horse barns do place a limit on creativity and customization.

Another way to acquire a horse barn is to build one yourself.  This requires some knowledge of building techniques as well as local building regulations and permitting, but building your own horse barn allows for maximum customization, and, if you are a skilled builder, cost-effectiveness.  When you build it yourself, you can do whatever you want.  Just remember that your horse will have to live there!

Horse barns can be built out of wood, metal, and even plastic.  Metal or plastic horse barns offer strength and durability and are often cheaper, easier, and quicker to construct or install than wooden horse barns.  Wooden horse barns, however, tend to be the most attractive, with the most customization possible and many architectural styles available.  A wooden horse barn also lends a traditional feel, as wood has been in use for far longer than metal or plastic.  Many kinds of interiors are also available, including fine woods and intricate carved fixtures, depending on your needs, budget, and taste.

Of course, as with any topic, it is best to find the horse barn information that is most useful and disregard the rest.  Gather all of the horse barn information you can, but remember that every horse is unique.