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Your tack room. Planned in person by our master joiner.

Bespoke tack rooms

After precise measuring on site, a tack room takes shape that matches your room, your equipment and your daily routines exactly.

From €4,999 incl. VAT

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From the planning stage · Visualisation

The ambition

A room that matches your standards.

You have invested in your horses, in high-quality equipment and in your facility. The tack room is where it all comes together. Yet standard fittings, unused space and improvised storage often set the tone there.

An individually planned tack room carries the quality of your facility right through. Precisely fitted, functional and designed for everything that belongs in it.

Realised tack room: light fronts with oak niches and a dark stone shelf

Realised

A Cavacella tack room: planned by Nina Nagel, built in our own joinery workshop.

The process

From the first idea to the finished tack room

In four clear steps we take you from the first consultation through measuring and planning to production and installation. Personal throughout, transparent, and matched exactly to your rooms, your equipment and your requirements.

01

Getting to know you, and measuring on site

We get to know you and your requirements where your tack room will be built: on site with you. First contact can happen by phone, at a trade fair or straight away at an on-site appointment.

Measuring is about more than centimetres. We look at how you work in the stable, the equipment you have, your ideas for the design and the structural conditions. Right there on site we lay the groundwork for a tack room that works for you functionally, visually and financially.

We measure and document the room precisely with laser, folding rule and photos. Cavacella handles your appointment personally, with craft experience and a trained eye for the details that make the difference later.

Nina Nagel taking measurements with a folding rule in a stable

On site

Measuring in the stable: we measure where we build.

02

Planning with a rider's eye

Nina knows everyday stable life from experience, not from theory. She knows which movements repeat every day, what has to be within quick reach, and what furniture and equipment have to withstand in a stable.

That knowledge flows straight into the planning. The result is not a tack room that merely looks good, but one that proves itself in daily use.

  • Moisture and ventilation: so that leather and equipment stay protected
  • Walkways and reach: so that everything sits where it is actually needed
  • Load-bearing and stability: heavy equipment needs a place that holds
Portrait of Nina Nagel

Nina Nagel

Rider, master joiner, designer.

03

Design, coordination and quote

Building on the on-site appointment, Nina develops an individual room concept that brings together function, design and the investment you have in mind.

You receive a worked-out design with drawings and, where useful, several variants to choose from. We then discuss the design together. Your feedback and the resulting adjustments are a fixed part of the planning process.

Once every detail is agreed, you receive the complete quote. Because each tack room is created individually by room, fittings and choice of materials, there is no flat catalogue price. Costs are part of the thinking from the start, though, so that planning and budget stay aligned.

Technical floor plan of a client facility in planning
From the planning stage: the floor plan of a client facility.

04

Production and installation

After your approval we build your tack room in our own joinery workshop in Düsseldorf. Every element is made to fit precisely, based on the agreed design.

We then deliver the finished interior and install it properly on site. Your project stays in one pair of hands from planning to the last touch.

Production usually takes 6 to 8 weeks. We agree the delivery and installation date with you early on.

View into the joinery workshop

In-house production

Made in our own joinery workshop in Düsseldorf.

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Fittings

Materials and details that belong together.

Every tack room is planned individually. Fittings, materials and storage follow your room, your routines and your personal style.

Wall panelling

A continuous design that draws the furniture and the room into one harmonious whole.

Integrated tack lockers

Our modular tack locker system is integrated precisely into the room plan.

See the modular tack locker system

Racks and hooks for saddles, bridles, helmets and rugs

Thoughtfully arranged, safely stowed and quick to hand in the daily routine.

Bench

A practical place for getting ready, changing and catching your breath.

Solid wood

Oak and spruce give the room warmth, character and a natural sense of quality.

Natural stone elements

As a robust worktop, or as a deliberate accent that complements the wood and the room.

Built

From the design to the finished tack room

The visualisation shows Nina's plan; the photo shows the finished tack room. Side by side, you can see how an individual design becomes a room where layout, storage and function work together precisely.

Built

Visualisation from the planning stage: green herringbone panelling with white cupboards

Design

Planned by Nina Nagel, built in our own joinery workshop, realised for Anna Den.

See the full project

Your tack room starts with a conversation.

Tell us about your room, your equipment and your ideas. At a personal appointment on site we take precise measurements and lay the groundwork for your individual design.