
Horse Barn Sizing Guide: The 12-Foot Rule As A Starting Point
The 12-Foot Rule is a simple way to think about horse barn sizing: 12-foot stalls and a 12-foot aisle. As the building blocks of the barn, you can think in 12-ft increments.

The 12-Foot Rule is a simple way to think about horse barn sizing: 12-foot stalls and a 12-foot aisle. As the building blocks of the barn, you can think in 12-ft increments.

Experienced horse barn builders need a real plan before they can give you a reliable final price. At Double S Construction, we’re glad to talk through preliminary ideas, but larger custom projects generally begin with a consulting design package.

Don’t start with the assumption that every arena is basically the same: footing, airflow, lighting, and riding guards are key conversations.

Some clients just want a simple, functional space to ride and stay out of the weather while others want something that looks impressive and feels like a true equestrian facilit.

We wish it had a straightforward answer, but the truth is that indoor arenas are highly custom projects, and indoor riding arena cost can change a lot.