New Style Horses Equipment Horse Stall Panels Steel

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Advantages

• Horses requiring stall rest easily accommodated.
• Grooming, saddling, training may be easier.
• Complete shelter from wind and weather.
• Lower status horses not threatened by dominant herd members, and horses can be moved if threatened.
• Horses may stay cleaner (i.e., stabling before a show the horse can't roll in the dirt).
• Feed consumption and manure production are easier to monitor.

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Stall doors can be sliding or swinging. Swinging doors can be hazardous if they swing into the aisle, so most barns use sliding doors, at least on the stall fronts. Swinging doors can be used for outside doors going out to runouts if they can be latched open or closed for safety.

Stall doors can be open-grille or partial solid. Open-grille is a good option for most horses, as it affords greater visibility out of the stall.

Stall doors can also be provided with an opening for the horse to stick his head out. This is a great feature for stalls in private barns where the horses know each other. For temporary housing stalls at show barns, it’s best not to allow horses to crane their necks into the aisles. If you use the aisle for grooming with cross-ties, you probably want to be able to close the stall door openings to prevent nipping at neighbors during grooming.

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We are a factory which has over 5 years’ manufacturing experience.