Jinghua Horse Box Stable Doors and Panels Safely in black coated

weeping aisles and tossing hay into stalls allows horse owners to visualize the dust being generated, but there are a few other tasks which generate dust that owners often don’t think about. Cleaning stalls has been shown to magnify dust by nearly 16 times normal levels. It is a good idea to turn horses out or exercise them outside while stalls are being cleaned and aisles swept. It takes 30 minutes to one hour for dust to settle once cleaning tasks are completed, so don’t move a horse back inside immediately after a stall is cleaned.

If building or renovating a barn, make sure the structure has the proper number of vents for optimum air exchange rates, as well as an adequate number of windows and doors. Even during colder temperatures, windows should remain open as much as possible. Vents in the roof — or some form of opening to allow stale air to escape — are essential. In addition, strategically placed fans, in conjunction with open doors, can help recirculate the stable air and not allow dust to settle inside the stable. However, it is important to consider the placement of fans so that settled dust is not blown back into the air.

The quality of air in stables is of utmost importance to the horses living there and the people working in the barn. There are many changes in stable management that can be made, including changing feed and bedding. Structural and mechanical changes to a barn also can improve poor ventilation. Ideally, horses should spend as much time turned out as possible, but many get only a few hours outside each day. For those horses there are many things an owner can do to make sure the animal is breathing the highest quality air possible.

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