ShelterLogic 12’x12′ Equine, Livestock and Agricultural Shelter Enclosure Kit (Corral Panels and Shelter Not Included)

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1. Anissa Fuller Verified Buyer – 28 May 2024

   Hold up great in our very windy conditions. Horses use for protection and we are very happy with quality and value.
   

2. Kevin Verified Buyer – 25 August 2024

   Don’t last as long as expected. Thin material in comparison to the top cover.
   

3. Raze Verified Buyer – 7 January 2025

   Produit en piteux état, fausse information dans la description. Bâche fissuré et oeillets cassé. Vu le prix je me suis dit ont verra bien… N’achetez pas ce produit. J’ai mis une étoile car impossible de partager sans étoile, ça ne vaut même pas une étoile
   

4. lmharder Verified Buyer – 26 January 2025

   I am happy with the durability of the tarp material. I just have 3 issues with it. 1. The instructions need to be clearer. It takes a while of staring at them to figure out what they ate telling you to do. Just needs some words to describe what to do. It’s all unclear pictures. 2. The sides need to be like 6″ longer. It doesn’t cover the whole corral panel. It leaves a gap at both sides and then there is the gap between the corral panels so all in all you end up with like a 9″ gap where rain can come in. 3. There has to be a better way to put of the sides other than a $1 roll of nylon rope that you have to tie and cut yourself. Like I would pay more for it to come with Ratchet straps for the sides. It’s a 2 person job to thread the rope through the whole thing and it takes a while and it’s a pain. Plus you have to cut the rope for each panel and end up with frayed ends so you have to use a lighter to melt the end or good luck threading it through the holes as it unravels.
   

5. Audrey P. Verified Buyer – 6 February 2025

   I really like how easy it was to set up. My tribe refuses to use an enclosure but I need something and didn’t want to spend a lot of money.
   However, we had a strong storm with straight line winds go through and the enclosure was launched into the next field.
   I opted for t posts driven in and wired the enclosure to it, as well as removing the tarp and bungee cording tarp to the top for the roof. It’s faster to remove should another storm like that occur.
   Surprisingly, the frame, while bent, is still operable and we put it back up.
   

6. Joe Brousaides Verified Buyer – 12 March 2025

   Very tall, plenty of room for a round a 2 horses comfortably 3 a bit snug. I’ve had it now for 6 months and had zero issues. Easy to install. Suggestion: cattle gates aren’t included ( as they noted) but the roof does include tarp & ribs. Install top first before you add the bottom tarps. I found it very easy to install an outdoor fan high enough the horse can’t knock it over.

   

7. f duck Verified Buyer – 14 March 2025

   not include the top and metal bar
   

8. Kindle Customer Verified Buyer – 15 March 2025

   It really takes more than 2 people to put it up. 2 can do it but it was 8 plus hours of work. It can not be windy to put roof tarp on. Once up it is a wonderful shelter.
   

9. jaded skye Verified Buyer – 23 March 2025

   Way overpriced for some bits of canvas. A huge pain to install, then just kinda sucks. It flaps in the wind like crazy. (The top cover is specially designed to be pulled super tight so it doesn’t flap. This thing – no. It just hangs loosely. Each panel only has rope on three sides, and can’t be pulled tight.) It doesn’t have good coverage. (There are big gaps at the top and bottom and the back corners.) You are way better off just buying a cheap canvas and making your own. Or better yet, buying wood panels instead. The only part of this that seems potentially useful is the half-circle shape at the top. Inexplicably, that piece is supposed to be attached before the (separately sold) cover?! Since I wasn’t going to take the whole top apart, I ended up adding my own grommets to rig it into place. It flaps like crazy and does almost nothing.

   The top is sort of okay, though massively overpriced. This kit is pure trash. Save you money for wood panels – they don’t flap, they reach the ground, they are 10x easier to install, they will stay warmer and last longer… Just rig your own canvas for the end gap, it will probably be just as easy.
   

10. Jennifer M. Verified Buyer – 22 April 2025

    Made it much warmer and kept my horses dry when the north wind and rain came in. Will be great for shade during the summer. Put it up in below 30 degrees and rainy weather in just a couple of hours. Has withstood strong winds and rain. My horses love it and actually use it! Bought it immediately after my farrier told me about it and received it in days. Great temporary or permanent shelter that goes up quickly, can be moved, and at a great price!