Australia Style Portable High Resistance Horse Stable Panels

Australia Style Cheaper Portable High Resistance Horse Stable Front Panel

Alternative D would result in three stables at existing stable locations and the development of two new stable locations with a maximum capacity of 88 equestrian stalls. Tennessee Valley, Golden Gate Dairy, and Rodeo Valley stables would remain as equestrian sites, with a reduction in the number of horses at Golden Gate Dairy. New stables would be developed at Lower Redwood Creek and Marincello Road sites. The total number of stabled horse sites at each location is provided in Table 2-10. Alternative D would include the components common to all alternatives, as described above in section 2.3.2, with changes specific to this alternative as described below. The following paragraphs provide narrative.

Infill Material

Our filling materials are bamboo and pine.

Bamboo is one of the most durable woods in the world. It is not only beautiful and low maintenance, but is one of the strongest woods used in horse stalls. It is very resistant to bugs, decay and rot, this lumber is ideal in humid climates.

Pine prices are cheaper than bamboo.Although not as dense as the hardwood, this is the strongest of the “softwoods” and is a very popular choice for horse stalls.The color is natural and the texture is clear. The wood texture is unique and beautiful, which can reflect the natural beauty.

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