Modular Horse Stall Kit Side Vented Horse Stable Box With Longlife Sliding Door

Modular Horse Stall Kit side vented horse stable with sliding door

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.

It is best to eliminate fence corners and dead-end areas when enclosing a pasture for more than one horse. By curving the corners, it is less likely that a dominant horse will trap a subordinate. Round corners are especially important for board fences and highly recommended for wire fences.

Most wire fencing is installed with the wire under tension as part of the design strength of the fence. This tension may be modest, just enough to keep the wire straight and evenly spaced throughout seasonal temperature changes in wire length, or may be quite substantial, as with high tensile wire fence. With tensioned fencing, rounded corners may not be as strong or durable as square ones. A slight outward tilt of support posts on curved corners can help resist the inward forces of the tensioned wire. Position the tensioned wire on the outside of the fence post as it travels around the curve, then back to the inside (horse side) on the straight sections. It is possible to build square corners for tension fences and use boards to prevent horses from getting into the corner. This creates areas that limit grazing, requiring regular mowing, but it is cheaper to construct than curved corners.

Standard European Stable Range

JH Standard European Stable Range includes:

Fully hot dip galvanized finish or powder coated surface.

114mm round side and door posts with brass finials and post caps as standard.

Attractive horizontal and vertical boarding design.

Optional swivel mangers, hay doors and hay racks.

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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.

Horse stable expert manufacture:

Standard Boarding Options

JH Steel offers a wide range of boarding options to suit our customer's desired look, durability and price requirments.

Tongue and Groove Boaring(T&G)

Our T&G boarding fits into our customized channel profiles. All these boards will be cut to length for your specific barn doors, but if you are self-installing, you will have to cut the last board vertically to fit.

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.

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