Ringgold Georgia Barn Contractor

Ringgold Georgia Barn Contractor

Coffman Barns Shedrow Project in Ringgold Georgia

Ringgold Georgia Barn Contractor, Coffman Barns, recently completed this FCP Shedrow style, or Inline, barn project that features a double overhang. The clients love the double overhangs which provide inexpensive cover protection for both their horses and themselves. This Georgia three-stall Shedrow has FCP’s Cheyenne stall fronts with rear sliding dutch doors. The Shedrow style barn allows for the greatest natural ventilation, perfect for warmer clients.

Coffman Barns, FCP Barns & Building’s official dealer, your #1 choice for turnkey barn building design and construction services.

At a Glance:
  • Double Overhangs
  • Three 12′ x 12′ Stalls
  • Cheyenne Stall Fronts
  • Rear Sliding Dutch Doors
Ringgold Georgia Barn Contractor
Ringgold Georgia Barn Contractor
Ringgold Georgia Barn Contractor
Ringgold Georgia Barn Contractor
Ringgold Georgia Barn Contractor
Ringgold Georgia Barn Contractor
Ringgold Georgia Barn Contractor
  • Ringgold Georgia Barn Contractor
  • Ringgold Georgia Barn Contractor
  • Ringgold Georgia Barn Contractor
  • Ringgold Georgia Barn Contractor
  • Ringgold Georgia Barn Contractor
  • Ringgold Georgia Barn Contractor
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