Horse Box Conversions
Peper Harow Horse Boxes specialise in Horse Box conversions. We typically convert existing 7.5 Tonne chassis that have reasonably unmarked, tidy bodies and good headroom and width. Our skilled team then fit a smart aerofoil kit to provide a neat aerodynamic link to the body and ensure easy engine access. All this provides a strong and practical foundation for your horse box conversion. You can choose the extras you want within your horse box, including the internal and external finishes, all without paying for a fully coach built box. Our conversion horse boxes suit those who require a large horse box without the need for fully coach built box.
- Easy engine access with full tilt cab on aerofoil and Luton design models
- Choose your ideal split between horse area and living
- Add as many or as few extras as you require
- Choose from 16′ / 488cm to 20′ / 610cm body lengths to suit your needs
Horse Box Build Prices Start at £23,995 + VAT + Chassis
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Peper Harow Horse Box Conversions
Step 1 – Sourcing your Horse Box
The first step of a horse box conversion is sourcing a chassis. We generally use second hand well looked after chassis, usually an Iveco or DAF, for our horse box conversions. We can source the chassis for you, or you can provide it yourself.
Step 2 – Design
Peper Harow Horse Boxes work with you to design your horse box and choose your added extras and finishes, whilst guiding you on the anticipated payload to ensure we can achieve what you require, this includes choosing the following:
- Size of horse area vs living
- Number and size of stalls
- Location and size of storage
- Required materials and finishes in the horse area and living
- Seating and sleeping
- Kitchen and bathroom requirements
Step 3 – Build
The next step of your horse box conversion is to divide the body of the vehicle into the horse area and living/groom’s area as per your specifications. Typically, conversions are two-thirds horse area and one-third living. We modify the back panel of the cab to provide a cut through access to the living/groom’s area. This leaves a full tilt cab facility for mechanical access.
In the horse area we…
- Fit a new aluminium floor with a rubber mat overlay as standard.
- Add a ramp with underslung springs and tough non-slip covering, this includes top hat runners and two white GRP loading doors.
- Position 2 or 3 galvanised, padded, telescopic partitions with rubber flaps, dependent on the number of stalls required, to accommodate your horses.
- Fit 4′ stockboard lining on the walls and the roof white lined and fitted with interior lights.
- Position your choice of window style in front of and behind the horse. This keeps the area keeping that area bright and well ventilated.
You can choose to leave the living/groom’s area small and unfitted, or alternatively choose something larger and fully furnished with a kitchen, seating and bathroom area.
Step 4 – Painting
We spray paint the horse box with your choice of colours and graphics.
Step 5 – Delivery
Before we deliver your horse box
- We fully service the chassis is fully and provide you with a new annual test certificate.
- We weigh the horse box and provide you with a weighbridge certificate stating the unladed weight.
- Our specialist mechanics will fit the chassis with a living battery isolator.
Finally, we can arrange delivery of your horse box conversion to you or collect from one of our locations.
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