Building 2 temporary stalls in 24 hours?!

[One_Two_Three]

IDEAS! PLEASE!
I’ve already thought of corral panels…just haven’t convinced BO that those are the best route at $65-75 a panel.

She wants to build essentially fence in the overhang of a shed row barn and enclose horses in there (very temporary)…I’m convinced it’d cost more in wood than the corral panels would…

Alternately she has a carport (attached to house)…

A lean-to that was converted into two mini stalls…that would give her one big stall, but it has no electricity and the horse in need of one of the stalls must have a fan (heaves and a-fib horse)

[vxf111]

You can rent temporary show-type stalls

http://www.showtimestallrentals.com/stall-rental.html

[SLW]

Id use pipe panels then resale them once you are done.

[poltroon]

Corral panels are quick, safe, sturdy, portable, and reusable and repurposeable. Definitely the way to go.

[csaper58]

Agree with above

Pipe/round pen panels are economical, safe, and great to have on hand for emergencies. They hold they’re value for re-sale if not damaged, and you can take them with you when you sell a place.

[poltroon]

Oh, and at least around here, you are correct that wood will cost more than the panels. A sheet of 4x8 1 1/8" exterior plywood is going to run around $60 and that only gets you 8’ not 12’.

Pressure treated 2x8 x 12’ boards run around $20 each… again you’re easily to $100 a side making something with boards.

Then you still need to add boards to that and your expertise in fastening it together in some safe way.