Simple boarding horse stall system horse stable for horse boarding
sliding door
Planning includes more than selecting a fence type. It is best to
develop an overall plan where the aesthetics, chore efficiency,
management practices, safety, and finances are considered. The best
planning involves a layout drawn to scale that shows proposed
gates, fence lines, where fences cross streams or other obstacles,
irregular paths along a stream or obstacle, traffic routes for
horses and handlers, routes for supplies and water, vehicle traffic
routes, and access for mowing equipment. All these should be in
relation to buildings and other farmstead features.
Select and install fencing that allows easy access to pastures and
does not limit performance of stable chores. Gates should be easy
to operate with only one hand so the other hand is free. Fencing
should also allow easy movement of groups of horses from pasture to
housing facilities. All-weather lanes should connect turnout areas
to the stable. Lanes can be grassed or graveled depending on the
type and amount of traffic that use them. Make sure they are wide
enough to allow passage of mowing equipment and vehicles. Vehicles
such as cars, light trucks, and tractors can be up to 8 feet wide.
Farm equipment needs 12-to 16-foot-wide lanes to comfortably
negotiate. Narrower lane widths are acceptable for smaller tractors
or mowing equipment. Remember to leave room for snow storage or
removal along the sides of lanes and roads.
JH Standard Sliding Door Stable Range
JH Standard Sliding Door Stables Range include:
Fully hot dip galvanized finish or powder coated surface.
Sliding doors to save your space.
A full range of design and style options.
Complete welded frame construction for strength and practical
installation to all building types.
Standard European Stable Range
Customization and Design service are provided free!
Horse Stable Common Size:
| 1. Height (mm) | 2200mm |
| 2. Length (mm) | 3000mm; 3600mm; 3800mm; 4000mm |
| 3. Frame and middle brace (mm) | 50x50mm SHS |
| 4. Up vertical tube | 25mm O.D. |
| 5. Surface treatment | Hot-dip galvanized or Galvanized steel then powder coated |
Common Structure Options
You can choose your required structure to DIY your horse stable.
Solid, Mesh or Bar for the top part or bottom part.
(1) solid wood infill (2)metal mesh infill (3)steel bar infill
Sliding stall fronts must be supported by an overhead track. Some
people familiar with the traditional style horse stall door would
argue these can become difficult to slide over time and are plagued
with problems. Our track and roller design will not build up with
debris as many other track systems do as our sealed bearing rollers
require no maintenance. This is the best system on the market for
sliding horse stall doors.
If you are still unsure about which style of stall front is right
for your barn, please give us a call. We would be happy to discuss
our different stall lines and help you determine the best product
for your barn.
Hinged horse stall doors add an elegant look and are very
functional horse stalls. This style of horse stall allow for a more
open concept design than a sliding stall door. Hinged stall doors
make for an elegant appearance, such as that offered by the
European horse stall design. As you will see, we can also add the
hinged door horse stall design to a more tradition horse stall
front.
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