Q235 Squre Tube Powder Coated Frame Horse Stall Fronts

Q235 Standard Material Squre Tube Powder Coated Frame Horse House Stable

Products details:

Feature

* JH European-style horse stall fronts are designed and built to mount to your barn structure easily and seamlessly. Because each stall is built to order, your design can fit right into even existing structures.

* From solid cast brass finials to beautiful stainless steel hardware, luxurious bells and whistles can upgrade your horse stall to be a true showpiece.

* We build the strongest mesh available for horses today. With solid cold-rolled steel rods welded at every connection point, you’ll get stall great ventilation and extra strength.

* While many companies may say they offer custom designs, JH stall can truly offer you any style option or design you wish. For instance, we have more than 20 types of latches and a vast array of color choices, plus custom color matching.

Horse Barn Suggestions

Type of horse stables: To begin with, when building stalls you can choose between box (loose) stalls and tie (standing) stalls. With box stalls for an average size riding horse the minimum measurements of the stall should be at least 3×3 meters to 3,6×3,6 meters. This is only the minimum standard and it is recommended that you build a bigger stall if possible. These measurements of horse stables have been set by the Canadian Agri-Food Research Council, Recommended Code of Practice for The Care and Handling of Farm Animals. With tie stalls the minimum measurements are 1,5 meters wide and 2,4 meters long. The stall should be wide enough so the horse can lie down comfortably.

Height of horse stables: Furthermore, considering the height of the stalls, a horse stall should be made from sturdy timber with walls up to 1, 4 meters high. It is recommended to use a mesh on top of the wooden walls to help with ventilation and light. This also allows horses to see each other. Windows also provide natural lighting and ventilation. Try to use as many windows in the stable design as possible. To keep the horses from breaking the glass, the windows should be covered with a strong mesh. Windows that swing open are preferred over sliders, because the latter might fill with dirt and start getting stuck, making them uncomfortable to use.

Width of aisles: The aisles between stalls should be at least 3 meters wide. Since there generally is a manger for hay in front of the tie stall, the width of the manger should be taken into account while planning the stall. The horse stall should have a strong structure to tie to. The structure must also keep in mind that the horse cannot step over the tie rope, but can still reach food and water.

Doors for horse stables: When planning horse stables, you can choose either sliding or swinging doors for the horse stalls. The criterions for the doors are that they should be at least 1,2 meters wide and the latches should undo easily, but not so easy that the horses can open the doors themselves. The doors to the grain room should be locked.

Floors for stables: There are many different flooring types available for stables. Concrete is the most commonly used flooring in horse stables. Since concrete or stone floors do not drain naturally, you should either place drains in the stalls or at least avoid ammonia build up by keeping the stalls well cleaned. Even though hard flooring like concrete is easier to clean, many people choose to use rubber like materials for flooring to increase the comfort of their horses. The easiest flooring is just to leave the earth floor, which can be warmer and quieter, but also more difficult to clean.