2. Standard European Stable Range

The size of the horse and the amount of time the horse spends in the stall help determine stall size. Larger horses require more square footage than do smaller ponies to be able to turn around, lie down, and get up comfortably. A 12-foot by 12-foot stall is the standard recommendation for a 1000-pound horse. Many stables are successful with stalls slightly smaller than this, but walls less than 10 feet in length are not recommended. Generally, the stall wall length is 1.5 times the horse's length. The more time a horse spends in a stall or the more active it is, a larger stall size is justified. A divider between two standard stalls may be removed to allow more space for a mare and foal or a stall-bound horse .

An 8-foot-high stall partition is standard. Partition height needs to be at least 7V2 feet to prevent horses from getting legs over the wall . Most horses can kick as high as 7 feet. An 8-foot-tall by 4-foot-wide stall doorway opening has been the recommendation for years, although this is not often seen in stables. Stall door manufacturers typically supply a doorway opening of slightly over 7 feet with a 42- to 45-inch width. These are the dimensions of the actual open area that the horse can pass through. These smaller doorway openings are adequate for horse and handler safety.

Hot Dip Galvanized High Quality Horse Stable Stalls With Steel Frame

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4. JH Protable Stable Box

Doors come in a wide variety of materials and configurations, although swinging and sliding doors are common . Doors can cover the full length of the doorway opening, be divided into two panels (Dutch door; Fig. 5.6), or can partially cover half to three-quarters of the opening, which is more common with metal mesh doors 

Swing doors should open into the aisle rather than into the stall. Open swing doors decrease aisle workspace but may be latched open to alleviate this problem. They also require less hardware to function properly, but heavy-duty hinges are needed to prevent sagging. Sliding doors, in addition to the overhead track, need a stop to prevent the door from opening too far and falling off the track. They also need floor-level guides to keep the lower portion in place when the horse is pawing, leaning, or kicking at the door. Full-length doors should have less than 3 inches of clearance under them to prevent the horse from getting a hoof or leg stuck

5.JH Barn door
JH Barn door Range includes:
Upper and lower two-part structure
"x"- shape reinforcement bars are optional
Dimension: width:1.2 meters ,Height: 2.2-2.5meters.