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Old Hickory Shed & Backyard Storage

Weather-Resistant Animal Shelters In Oregon

Animal Shelters & Tack Rooms

Our Animal Shelters have a 4x6in pressure treated perimeter base to make it deliverable by our drivers yet will resist rotting from ground moisture. You can add stalls, partitions, or a tack room depending on the size. Animal Shelters are ENGINEER CERTIFIED!

With our Animal Shelters, don’t be afraid of maximizing the space for your animals by adding multiple stalls. Tack rooms can also be used as an additional storage space for farm goods and small tools, or even a workspace for projects.

WHAT'S INCLUDED

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The Tack Room

Siding & Color Options

Build Your Design

12’ wide and over buildings are measured across the eaves due to DOT (Department of Transportation) regulations. Smaller width buildings are measured from the outside corners of the walls. The total length of building includes the porch. The building must include the porch to qualify for the package price. See your local dealer for details.

Available Sizes

8′ x 12′
8′ x 16′

10′ x 10′
10′ x 12′
10′ x 14′
10′ x 16′
10′ x 20′

12′ x 16′
12′ x 20′
12 x 24′
12′ x 28′
12′ x 30′
12′ x 32′
12′ x 36
12′ x 40′

14′ x 24′
14′ x 28′
14′ x 32′
14′ x 36′
14′ x 40′

16′ x 24′
16′ x 28′
16′ x 32′
16′ x 36′
16′ x 40′

How It Works

Step 1

Get your perfect shed easily with Oregon Backyard Buildings! Start by browsing through our selection or using our 3D building software to customize your building.

Step 2

Once you have chosen your building, you can purchase it outright or use our rent-to-own option with no credit check whatsoever.

Step 3

After placing order for your shed, we will deliver it and install it for free within one week with our expert team.

If you need an on-site build, we will work with you to provide a flawless fit. Our service is fast, easy, and hassle-free, so you get the best storage solution with the least amount of trouble!

FAQs

What makes our Animal Shelters different from regular sheds?

Our Animal Shelters are built specifically for livestock. Each unit features a 4×6-inch pressure-treated perimeter base that resists rot from ground moisture while remaining fully deliverable. Plus, every model is ENGINEER CERTIFIED for durability and structural integrity.

What’s included in a standard Animal Shelter?

Each standard Animal Shelter includes a 4×6 pressure-treated base, 1¼-inch pressure-treated kickboards approximately 4 feet high (spaced 1½ inches apart), and one stall per 12 feet of length. The standard stall opening is 8 feet wide. Tack rooms are optional and not included in the base price.

How many stalls does my Animal Shelter come with?

One stall is included for every 12 feet of shelter length.
For example:

  • 10×12 = 1 stall
  • 10×20 = 1 stall
  • 10×24 = 2 stalls
Can I add extra stalls?

Yes! You can add additional stalls, including the opening and divider, for an extra cost. This lets you customize the layout based on how many animals you plan to house.

What sizes are available for Animal Shelters?

We offer widths from 8 to 16 feet and lengths ranging 10 to 40 feet, depending on width. Available widths include 8′, 10′, 12′, 14′, and 16′ — each with multiple length options to fit your pasture or property needs.

What’s included in a Tack Room?

Each tack room features tongue-and-groove engineered flooring, an OSB divider wall separating the stall and tack area, and a 3-foot wooden barn door (upgradeable to a 4-foot version).

How much space does a Tack Room require?

A tack room requires a minimum of 4 feet added to the standard 12 feet per stall.
For example, a one-stall shelter with a 4-foot tack room needs at least 16 feet total length.

Where can the Tack Room be placed?

Standard tack rooms are installed on an end wall, but you can choose to have it positioned on an inside divider wall (centered between stalls) for an additional cost.

Do I need a foundation or blocking?

No foundation or blocking is needed. Our buildings are set directly on the ground, but it’s important that your site is level and suitable for placement before delivery.

How are building widths measured?

For buildings 12 feet wide and larger, widths are measured across the eaves due to Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations. Smaller shelters (under 12 feet) are measured from the outside corners of the walls.

Customer's Testimonials