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Established in 2003, Longcross Stables manufactures and erects equestrian buildings in all areas across the UK. For further information see www.longcrossstables.co.uk or call us on 01373 813067 or 07870 269323.
United Kingdom
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We have had 2 field shelters from Longcross Stables, we are really impressed, firstly with the appearance and quality, which is excellent, and with the service and professionalism received throughout, we definitely recommend their products and services, a big thank you from Calamankey Farm.
Very pleased with 24 x 12 mobile shelter from Longcross Stables. From ordering to delivery and erection the process was seamless. Build quality very good. The team who came to put it together were great.
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