All Accessories Heavy Duty Bamboo 3.8 M X3.8 M Horse Stable Box

3.8 m x3.8 m Heavy Duty Bamboo Horse Stable Box with all Accessories

Alleyways between stalls should be at least 10ft wide (3m). The wider the better, so there is room for horses to pass when being led, or be tied to groom.

Flooring

The most commonly used flooring in stables is concrete. If the surface is roughened, it is non-slip. concrete, pavers, or stone floors will not drain naturally, and drains may have to be placed in stalls. Many stables do not have drainage. This means stalls must be well cleaned to avoid ammonia build up. Hard flooring such as pavers or concrete are also easier to disinfect and can be hosed down if necessary. These floors are harder on a horse's legs though. Many people put stall mats made of rubber like material under the beeding for greater comfort.

If you have sandy soil, you may decide to leave the earth and not lay down a solid floor. This flooring is easier on the horse's legs and may be warmer and quieter than an un-matted solid floor. Earth floors are harder to clean and will need digging out and replacing if the dirt becomes too saturated with urine and water.

There will also need to be a sturdy structure to tie to.There is usually a manger for hay at the front of a standing stall, so the width of this should be considered, but that horses cannot tamper with. That ends up a clean-up headache for the owner, as well as a possible safety and health hazard for the horses.Even if you don't plan to have a foal, it is handy to design at least one stall with this in mind.

You'll need to decide how you will water your horses when they are stabled. The most economical option is a bucket hung upon the wall. Buckets on the floor can get knocked over making a mucky mess. In the winter, heated buckets keep the water free of ice. Electrical receptacles with GFCIs will be needed close by for each bucket. Automatic waters mean no carrying sloshing buckets, but it is more difficult to monitor the horse's intake. You won't know how much (or little) your horse is drinking. Some horses may be fussy about drinking out of them, and they need to be insulated against freezing temperatures. The bowls need frequent cleaning.

A bucket on the wall can suffice for feeding concentrates out of, or you can purchase wall mounted feeding tubs. Hay can be served on the floor-wasteful if the horse throws it around and soils it. Or you can build a manger for hay. Mangers need to be deep enough to hold the hay and have no gaps that horses could catch legs in if they lay down beside it. They also need to be easy to clean. Wall-mounted racks and hay nets are not recommended for everyday use because they make the horse or pony eat in an unnatural position with its head up instead of down. Hay nets are also a hazard because horses can easily become entangled.

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