Inverter and Battery Room

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The client needed to install a solar system on their property but did not have a place to store the inverter or batteries.

Built a room out of wood and steel in their storage area, with a sliding door for easy access.

Stables were rusted, and the door and panels were broken. Over all needed some TLC.

• We repaired and lifted the entire stable block by 5 - 6cm. 
• We rebuilt the bottom of the stables so that the steel did not lie on the cement and rust. 
• We placed wooden planks to prevent the shavings from falling through as well as protect the steel bars at the bottom. 
• Painted and cleaned up the barn.

A happy client with a fully functional, safe and rust-free barn

Relocation and revamp of bird coop

We relocated the bird coop and rebuilt it on the client's property on a new base which we built with bricks.

With new paving and a fresh coat of paint,  we have a very happy client with a functioning duck house.

Each custom-made stable was 4 meters wide by 6 meters long. The client needed custom-made dividers, top rails and bars and sliding doors.

• Two 6m x 1.2m dividers
• Four sliding doors
• Four top rails and bars

A unique, interesting customer vision brought to life! One of a kind stable doors installed with matching look and feel shutters at a boutique yard.

The customer had an inspired vision for their stable doors. The design was for a 1/4 door affixed on the inside of the brick stable entrances with the addition of stable closing chains. Doors and shutters manufactured from steel and wood with a customized paint finish. 

Solve a drainage problem in a river sand arena.

The customer has an arena which starting to experience problems draining rain water over the last few years. Our work included planning for a cost effective way to install sufficient drainage to without having to redo the entire arena base and surface.

We repaired an old drainage line and installed a new line parallels to original line. Both lines were extended to cover a larger catchment area.

Shelter from rain, wind, and mud for donkeys which needed a new home. The customer wanted to move their donkeys to a new location with a shelter that offered a raised platform to keep them out of the mud and which would protect them from the wind and rain.

We designed the shelter with a concrete cast floor boxed in with timber. Treated upright poles were used to create the main frame of the structure. 80% shade-net could be wrapped round outer uprights creating a cost efficient "wall" to provide shelter against wind and rain. An IBR roof was affixed to the top of the upright pole frame with an overhang on the back and front.