European Style Powder Coated High Density Horse Stalls Horse Stables

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JH Steel Company Profile:

JH Steel has been manufacturing and exporting Full Sized horse stable stalls with non rusting horse stall components. ALL components are delivered to our customers ready to install WITH all necessary hardware and fasteners INCLUDED for installation. NO hardware kits to purchase and only easy and fast assemble!

It takes approximately 18 fasteners to install an JH Steel Sliding Door and a 6-12 fasteners to install a front or divider grille. At JH Steel, we do the majority of the work for you! JH Steel includes detailed instructions and has a 24 hour dedicated technical advice service, in the event you have a question after hours or weekends.

Advantages:

* Our most stylish stable design with curved features.
* The main post finished with impressive finials or caps.
* Optional hinged(swing) or sliding doors.
* Q235 steel according to high standard, anti rust stainless steel frame.
* Powder coated or HDG in surface treatment (choices of colors).
* Optional hay/grain feeding bowl access door.
* Integrated panel comprising of recycled plastic, hardwoods or heavy duty bamboo.

Door Types:

Fully welded horse stalls or horse stall kit options.

Best on the market track and roller system with self cleaning design to allow easy sliding horse stall doors.

Simple flip latch design for securing horse stall doors, other latching options available.

1" bars on 3" center (2" between bars) on upper grillwork. Lower grill work has 1.5" between bars for additional safety.

Pre-Galvanized Steel with TGIC Polyester Powder Standard.

Other material and finish options available, including Zinc Powder Prime or Hot Dip Galvanized for Maximum Corrosion resistance.

Best warranty in horse stall industry.

Pasture use may range from exercise paddocks (corrals) to grazing or hay production. Paddock layout should allow for ease of management, including movement of horses, removal of manure, and care of the footing surface. Pasture design should allow field equipment, such as mowers, manure spreaders, and baling equipment, to enter and maneuver easily. This will reduce fence damage by machinery and the time needed to work in the field.