Goat Shelter | Appletons
Goat Shelter | Appletons
$1,499.00 Incl. GST
Timber Goat Shelter. If you keep goats invest in a shelter. They will benefit from having a place to stay... Read more
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KITSET Goat Shelter
If you keep goats invest in a shelter.
They will benefit from having a place to stay dry out of the wind and rain.
Features:
- professionally built, quality KITSET design
- very easy assembly - all panels are pre-built with easy to follow instructions
- built on skids for easy towing around the paddock
- Squared weld mesh window above plywood front panel for additional light and ventilation.
- all timber is H4 treated and H3.2 for the plywood
- solid plywood floor
- galvanised corrugated iron roof with matching flashings on each side
- Slide-out doorstop (one is visible in the photo very handy for keeping wood shavings/hay or any other bedding inside the shelter)
- goat access via front opening with front panel made of plywood and wire mesh at top for ventilation.
- optional - battens
- If you would like your goat shelter to blend with your other outbuildings please talk to us about upgrading to a matching coloursteel endura roof.
Goats enjoy having a shelter.
They benefit from having a shelter which offers good protection from the elements.
Dimensions: 2.4m long x 1.2m deep x 1.3m high to front of roof
Upgrade Roof Colour to Coloursteel Endura
The roof, flashings and ridge capping are all galvanised corrugated iron. Should you prefer to upgrade to a specific roof colour please select your preferred colour option from the Coloursteel Chart. The standard range of colours includes karaka, rivergum, ironsand, grey friars, ebony, new denim blue and others. A Coloursteel Endura roof upgrade looks smart, takes away the glare you can get with galvanised iron and works well to blend in with your house and other outbuildings.
Please note the difference between the Goat Shelter and the Pig Shelter is the rear door.
The Pig Shelter has a door at the rear the Goat Shelter does not.
Gary, the boer goat, inspecting his newly painted Customised Batten Goat Shelter.