Easy Do-It-Yourself Stall Kits

HOLD YOUR HORSES - FAST!

Put them together fast with this prefabricated steel hardware kit. All you need to add is lumber.

• Simple on-site assembly with all prefabricated steel, pre punched holes with screws provided, which allow for easy do-it-yourself installation.

• 10’ and 12’ standard stall sizes include door frame, square track hardware kit, top latch, u-channels, lumber clips, side partition grill — everything you need for complete, easy assembly.

• 14’ x 10’ Foaling Stall kit is as above, but features one solid side to give the mare added privacy during foaling.

• All grills are constructed of heavy Galvalume Plus tubing, spaced on 3 1/2” centers with heavy duty rubber grommets to hold the bars in place.

•  Galvalume Plus has a very strong resistance to corrosion and has 2-3 times the life expectancy of regular galvanized.

• Optional feed door is available with left or right swing.

• All kits are adaptable to suit your specific requirements. Call for custom quotes.

Our new stabling system makes putting stalls together simple.
 

Door Stop	Door Grip	Stay Roller	Top Latch

Some Considerations When Choosing Your Stall System

1. Size of stalls standard sizes are 10' x 10', 12' x 12', 14' x 14' or any combination thereof.  NOTE: By using the 24" grill extension any size stall front or grilled partition can be configured.

2. Your choice of solid partitions or for better ventilation - grilled partitions.

3. Use a standard sliding door or a sliding door with a fold down grill section.

4. Feed doors are great for feeding from the aisle.

5. Use the lumber of your choice - all stall channels are 1 1/2" wide.

Lumber Requirements for Stall System

6. All stall components are pre-punched and come complete with all fasteners.

7. Corner posts must be set 10' or 12' on center (or any other spacing as desired). The grill sections can be combined to create any size of stall front. A 65" grill section is used to construct a 10' standard stall front and an 89" standard grill section is used to construct a 12' stall front.

NOTE: There are two methods of installation:
a) Posts anchored in the floor and fastened to the ceiling.
b) If posts are not anchored to ceiling then anchor at least 2' into the floor for adequate strength.

8. Distance between the corner post and door post must be 48" inside (Figure A). 6 x 6, 4 x 6 or 4 x 4  posts can be used for the installation.

9. Install the corner posts first and then the door posts making sure all posts are plumb, true and level. NOTE: To prevent the horses from chewing the lumber, post edging and wall capping are supplied as part of the standard packaging. Install the post edge inside the stall on the exposed post edges.

Stall specifics when using 4 x 4 post (3 1/2" x 3 1/2")  (Figure A)

NOTES:

All posts must be installed with the top at least 98" above the floor. 

To accommodate the latching mechanism when two doors meet on a common post, a minimum of 9" of post is required.



Post Installation

1. Refer to Figure A to determine post locations for the size of stall selected.

2. Install the corner post first, staying within Figure A -  A and D Dimensions.

3. Install the door post to Dimension B - Figure A.

4. Dimension C - Figure A should be treated as the "variable" dimension if a problem with post location should arise (or if other than 4 x 4 posts are used).

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