For 12' x 12' stalls and 12' aisle widths,
the roof is supported on 12' x 12' centers, and typically
the trusses have additional support at 6' distances
over the stall walls. The whole roof support structure
is hot dip galvanized steel bolted together and is both
strong and durable. Excellent stiffness (the ability
to resist lateral loads) is provided by the stall panels.
Actual live load and wind speed ratings depend on the
number of purlins used, on the type of roof panel selected,
and on the number and type of fasteners used to secure
the roof material.
Stalls
Features Hot Dipped Galvanized (Rust-Free)**
25 Year Non-Deteriorating Surface
Maintenance Free Dry Door Track vs.
Lubricated Track
Heavy Walled Steel
Solid Welded One Piece Frame Construction
Commercial Grade
Anti Cribbing & Chewing Design
Maintenance Free Composite Panels
Available
Specs
3" Opening Between Tubes
2 Piece Door Stop With Door Guide
Uprights Constructed With 14 Gauge Steel
Wood Channels Constructed With 14 Gauge Steel
Grill Tubing Constructed With 14 Gauge Steel
Our wood stalls are proven to
be 40% stronger than comparable priced stalls due to
their design.
The stalls are designed with the safety of both
horse and owner in mind. All panels are heavy walled,
solid welded one piece frame construction.
Stalls are designed to allow the user
the maximum freedom to set-up different stall configurations
while maintaining lowest possible cost. The panels are
made to accept 2" thick lumber, ½" plywood or *Composite
Plate materials. All panels, connectors and hardware
are Hot Dip galvanized after fabrication which provides
the longest lasting finish in the business. All tubing
is minimum 50,000 psi yield. Stall Products are warranted
against defects in material and workmanship for a period
(10) years from the date of purchase.
Solid stall panel for wood:
End channels and center channels are made from12 gauge
sheet (.105) thickness and are formed to allow insertion
of 2" lumber. Center channels are welded back to
back to form a center column specifically designed to
give added strength to the panel and the columns are
notched to allow insertion of wood. Top and bottom tubes
are made from 1½"x 16 gauge square Tube.
Vented stall panel for wood:
See above. Additionally, the top tube have (4) 7/16"
round holes used to mount the Grilles.
Vented panel require (2) grilles. It is
constructed using 12 gauge channel on the bottom with
7/16" drainage holes for galvanizing. The bottom
channel mounts over the top board creating a "cribbing
channel". Vertical tubes are 1" x 16 ga round
tubes spaced 4" on center. Top mounting strap is
3/16" x 1½" flat bar with 7/16"
drainage holes for galvanizing and 7/16" x 1"
slots for mounting. Grilles are mounted in place using
3/8" x 2" carriage bolts and 3/8" hex
nuts.
* Composite plate inserts are made of
(2) sheets of .030 thick 80,000 yield galvanized steel
sheet bonded to polyethylene-plastic center creating
an extremely strong laminate material. Material approximately
7/16" thick.
Stall
Front
See Divider specs above.
"Lazy Susan" hay rack / feeder close-up.
Stall
Door
Sliding Door
Door track is specifically designed to create a self-cleaning
track system. The door is constructed using 1 ½"
x 16 gauge square tube on the top with (2) 9/16"
round holes for mounting assembled door and trolleys.
Side channels are made from 12 gauge sheet (.105) thickness
and are formed to allow insertion of 2" lumber.
The bottom of the frame is made from 3/16" x 2"
x 2" formed angle.
Front grille is 33 ½" high and is constructed
using 12 gauge channel on the bottom with 7/16"
drainage holes for galvanizing. The bottom channel
mounts over the top board creating a "cribbing
channel". Vertical tubes are 7/8" x 16 ga
round tubes spaced 4" on center. Top mounting
strap is 3/16" x 1 ½" flat bar with
7/16" drainage holes for galvanizing and 9/16"
x 1" slots for mounting.
The door has (2) Door stops made from 3/16"
x 1 ½" flat bar specially formed to pull
the door tight to the front when fully open or in
the closed position. The door stops have a 7/16"
x 1" slot on the mounting end to allow height
adjustment during installation. Each sliding door
comes with a Door Guide which is specially designed
to keep the door captured at all times.
Optional Fully Vented Sliding door
The fully vented door has 6 gauge wire mesh welded
in place covering the entire height and width of the
door. This door is designed to be used where maximum
ventilation is needed. Sides of the door is 1½"
x 16 gauge square tube instead of the 12 gauge channels.
The door is mounted and latched in the same manner
as the standard door. (Opening space of the wire is
specified by the purchaser. 2" x 2" is typical)
Dry Track Stall Door - built to last
with maintenance free dry track and trolley sliding
door system and a 25 year corrosion free surface.
The track is galvanized and the trolleys are made
from high strength "Delrin" material.
Roof
Metal roofing can provide a good looking
and durable roof and assembly is quick easy. Fascia
trim is needed to support the ends of the roof panels
at the eaves (and at the peak of a shed roof). Fascia
trim at the rake finishes off the appearance and improves
the ability to withstand high winds.
Metal panels allow a wide choice of color. Except for
special circumstances such as alternating color stripes,
choices are restricted to three or fewer distinct colors,
one for walls, one for trim and one for the roof. If
there are no overriding aesthetic reasons to pick a
specific roof color, we suggest picking one of the colors
with the highest reflectivity to minimize heat gain
in hot climates.
Metal roofing and sheeting, range from 24 to 29 ga.
(depending on customer demand and geographical location),
with a tensile strength 80,000 psi. Galvanized or painted
panels are available in a choice of colors. Material
conforms to ASTM A-653 and A-792, Grade 80.
Insulation can be included to increase heat retention
in winter, to reduce heat gain in summer, and to reduce
condensation in cold weather. Condensation occurs when
there is warm moist air under the roof and cold air
outside. If the cold air cools the roof below the dew
point of the air under the roof, condensation or sweating
occurs. This effect is more pronounced with thin roof
systems and we strongly recommend using insulation with
metal roofing to reduce condensation problems.
Insulation
We strongly recommend the use of insulation underneath
metal roofing to reduce condensation. Sweating metal
roof panels followed by condensation dripping from the
roof is likely to occur at some time in all but very
dry climates and where the eave and gable areas are
open to the outside. There are several choices for insulation
in a barn roof.
Rolled fiberglass insulation enclosed in plastic.
This is the optimum choice for most barns. Rigid sheets
of insulation. 4' by 8' or larger sheets of rigid
insulating board are laid over the roof structure
before the roof panels are placed. This is effective.
It increases the roof thickness by the insulating
panels and longer screws are required to attach the
roof panels. Panels with a white or silver color side
down are preferable and tape may be available to cover
the seams.
An additional benefit of insulation is a reduction in
echoes an the general noise level inside the barn.
Stall
Finish
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Kick proof. Beautiful.
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& Groove
2x6 Boards with V-Groove on One Side
High Strength
High Quality
Minimal Shrinkage
Durable
Treatable
Stainable
Best for horses! Cures hard for no-cribbing!
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distance
between trusses, and carry the insulation, roof deck
and roof materials such as steel roof panels and trim
panels. Additional support is provided for the roof
trusses by intermediate support posts located over the
vertical braces at the mid-point of the stall panels.
