The windows allow for easy access to the horse when needed, such as for feeding, grooming, or veterinary care, and can be folded up to secure the horse in place when necessary. They are constructed from durable materials, such as steel or other robust materials, ensuring strength and longevity in a stable environment.
These yokes often come with secure latching mechanisms to keep them in the desired position. This ensures that the yoke remains safely folded up or securely down as needed, preventing accidental releases.
Window Options:
To allow horses to observe and interact with their surroundings while meeting different style preferences, we offer various window styles that are both beautiful and safe, suitable for different types of equine barn doors:
Rectangular Hinged Windows
The classic rectangular hinged window design is simple and elegant, easy to open and close, suitable for most equine box needs, ensuring that horses can observe the outside world from the safety of the vertical tube structure.
Up-Down Folding Windows
The up-down folding window design is flexible and can be opened and closed as needed, which is very suitable for stable stall environments that require a certain degree of enclosure or openness, while providing operational convenience.
Yoke Window
The Yoke window features a unique opening design, enabling horses to stick their heads out and interact with the outside world. It offers functionality while adding a distinct visual effect to the horse stall panel.
Removable Yoke Windows
Removable Yoke Windows are a flexible and practical stable window and door design that facilitates horses to interact with the outside world while ensuring safety. Its unique feature is that the Yoke section can be flexibly removed, providing a comfortable opening for horses to stick their heads out of the horse stall doors.
Double Opening Window
The double opening window provides a two-door design that allows farm stable owners to choose how they want to open it. It is ideal for frequent interaction with the horse and for checking the horse’s condition.
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