18ft x 12ft Field shelter with storage/tack feed room V.4

It's important to note that while mobile field shelters are designed for fields, which often have some degree of unevenness, it's still beneficial for them to be placed on as level ground as possible. Here are the reasons:

1. Stability and Safety:

   • Uneven ground can compromise the stability of the shelter.
   • A stable shelter ensures the safety of animals inside, preventing potential tip-overs or shifts that could injure the occupants.

2. Structural Integrity:

   • Consistent weight distribution is crucial for the longevity of the shelter's structure.
   • Uneven ground can lead to certain parts of the shelter bearing more weight than others, causing premature wear and tear.

3. Functional Mobility:

   • Mobile shelters need to be relocated as and when required.
   • If the shelter is on uneven ground, it becomes difficult to move without risking damage or causing strain on the structure.

4. Water Drainage:

   • Proper water drainage is essential to prevent water from pooling around or under the shelter.
   • Uneven ground can lead to stagnant water build-up, increasing the risk of wood rot or rust in metal components.

5. Ease of Entry and Exit:

   • For animals and caretakers, a level ground ensures easy access into and out of the shelter.
   • Uneven surfaces could pose tripping hazards or make it challenging for animals, especially those with mobility issues, to enter or exit.

6. Optimal Use of Space:

   • Level ground ensures that the entire interior space of the shelter is usable.
   • Sloped or uneven ground could render parts of the shelter impractical for use, reducing the overall space available for the animals.

7. Longevity of Flooring (if present):

   • If the mobile shelter has a floor, even ground reduces the stress on it.
   • Uneven ground can lead to flexing or cracking of the floor over time.

Remember, while mobile field shelters are indeed meant for fields, aiming for the most level ground available within a field setting can provide multiple benefits in terms of safety, longevity, and functionality.

Every equine enthusiast faces the challenge: keeping their horses protected while maintaining an organized space for essential equipment. Juggling between horse comfort and functional storage seems an endless task.

You've seen the aftermath of unexpected showers on your horse's coat, felt the frustration of rummaging through cluttered supplies, and realized that makeshift solutions just don't hold up. A shelter that doesn’t cater to both your horse and your gear isn’t just inconvenient—it’s a daily struggle.

Unveiling the 18ft x 12ft Field Shelter with an integrated storage/tack feed room! A sanctuary for your horse, and a vault for your essentials. Tailored for the discerning horse owner, this shelter is where luxury meets utility. Imagine your horse enjoying a spacious haven while your equipment sits neatly just a step away. It's more than a shelter—it's a statement of care. Because why compromise when you can have it all? Dive into the future of equine care, and let your horse neigh in agreement!