Portable Durable Bamboo Pine Horse Stall Stables Size 3.5m For
Horse
Here are some good tips you can use if you are thinking about
building a safe horse stable for your horse. In this article we
cover the following important points that you should consider while
planning a horse stable.
No matter what your management style or needs,the basic of a safe
horse stall are the same. Many options that effect function and
cost are available for horse stall features.
● Choosing the type of horse stables
● Recommended height of horse stables
● Recommended width of aisles
● Choosing doors for horse stables
● Different floors for stables
The product details:
| Product Name | Portable Durable Bamboo Pine Horse Stall Stables Size 3.5m For
Horse |
| Common Size | 3.0m-4.2m, or 10ft 12ft 14ft or other sizes on request |
| Standard Height | 2200mm |
| Frame | 50x50mm RHS; 102 OD Mid-post |
| Surface Treatment | Black powder coating or hot dipped galvanized(sliver) |
| Infill Material | Bamboo: 20mm,28mm,32mm. or Pine: 30mm,40mm |
Fittings | Swivel feeder system (optional) Swing feeder window (optional) Hay Rack (optional) Corner post (optional) Stainless steel latch Decorative caps (Brass or 304SS) |
| Door Style | Hinged/swing or sliding |
| Advantage | Easy connection, NO need of support post |
| Related Products | Horse stall box; Barn door; Barn window; Horse rubber mat; Horse
panel |
| Any other requirements, please feel free to contact us |
Stall dividers are commonly 2-inch thick rough-cut oak or
tongue-and-groove pine. Kicking and chewing damage is more obvious
with softwoods, with most kicking damage in the lower 5 feet of the
partition. Use pressure-treated lumber for the bottom boards in
contact with the ground. Plywood ( 3/4 inch minimum width) is an
alternative to boards. Unlike boards, which may shrink, warp, or
crack, plywood dissipates kicks, giving it a better
strength-to-weight ratio. For a more fire-resistant alternative to
wood, concrete (block or poured) and stone may be used. Concrete
provides strength and durability but has been criticized for its
thermal characteristics, high construction cost, and unyielding
nature against kicks.
Building a round pen for our equine friends can be an expensive
proposition. Depending on the posts, rails, footing, and size of
the round pen it can quickly add up to serious dollars. That being
said, it is possible to build a round horse pen on a tight budget.
However, don't let this scare you off if money is an issue. For a
temporary solution, they will work just fine. Spend an extra $15 to
$20 and buy 4 inch pressure treated post for your gate posts. In a
very short amount of time, you will be delighted that you did.
Consider landscape posts your lowest cost and a somewhat temporary
solution. Remember, Rome wasn't built in a day! Landscape posts are
an excellent way to get started building a horse round pen and
later on, you can always upgrade your materials as your budget
allows.
