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Pullen
Timber Frame Barn |
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Nestled on the eastern slope of the Sangre de Christo mountains near Westcliffe, Colorado, the snow-capped peaks provide a dramatic background for this beautiful horse barn. | |
| Twin gable dormers on each roof soften the large cathedral ceiling roofline. |  |
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Custom fabricated black iron stall gates give a feeling of strength and quality. | |
| Full through-tenon central bay plates are raised higher to allow trucks (and mounted riders) to use the twin sliding doors at both ends of the barn. |  |
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Black iron and wood stall dividers fit nicely within the timber frame dimensions. | |
| Circle-top fixed glass on each gable end above the sliding barn doors. |  |
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Dormers on both sides of the roof provide plenty of light for the stalls and central bay. | |
| Local contactors adding decking and installing windows and doors. |  |
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Frame is completely erected, pegged, squared, and braced. | |
| Bents #1 and #2 are up and completed. Bents #3 and #4 are being assembled and readied for raising. |  |
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