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	<title>Comments on: Tack Sheds: Steel VS wood?</title>
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            &lt;div class=&quot;content&quot;&gt;Metal vs. Wood.  Both would be strong enough to hold your saddles.  One problem with metal is that they can get very hot inside if you live in a warm sunny climate.  One recommendation I will make is that if it gets very humid where you live invest in a dehumidifier.  Moisture in the air will cause mold to grow and will &quot;rot&quot; and ruin your equipment.  &lt;br&gt;
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Depending on how many saddles you have and how much tack you need to store you could be able to get a good deal on one of those small storage sheds and then just buy the storage equipment you need (saddle racks, etc.).  A cheap way to store equipment is to hang used horseshoes on the wall to hang bridles, ropes, etc.&lt;/div&gt;</description>
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<div class="content">Metal vs. Wood.  Both would be strong enough to hold your saddles.  One problem with metal is that they can get very hot inside if you live in a warm sunny climate.  One recommendation I will make is that if it gets very humid where you live invest in a dehumidifier.  Moisture in the air will cause mold to grow and will &quot;rot&quot; and ruin your equipment.  </p>
<p>Depending on how many saddles you have and how much tack you need to store you could be able to get a good deal on one of those small storage sheds and then just buy the storage equipment you need (saddle racks, etc.).  A cheap way to store equipment is to hang used horseshoes on the wall to hang bridles, ropes, etc.</p></div>
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