Sliding doors horse stalls are designed for busy equine facilities or narrow barns, and the horizontal sliding door design is very space-saving.
Each round tube is fixed in a pre-drilled hole and then welded firmly.
These hidden welds make the frame more durable and beautiful.
We have relatively simple styles, which are simple but still made of strong, high-quality steel, and being rigorously welded and polished. You can have flexible designs on our simple styles like different windows. V-shaped windows, square windows, drop down windows can all be customized.
With a sturdy track system including hard trolleys and door stop, the 4-foot-wide door is securely fastened to the front panel and slides freely without any jamming.
If you have any customization needs, please contact us!
Specification
Steel Frame: 2"x2" Square Tube
Steel Bars: 1"
All steel is Hot dip galvanized
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| Safely Spaced Grills | Customized Windows | Industry-leading track system |
FAQ
1. How do I maintain sliding doors for horse stalls?
Regular maintenance is essential to ensure smooth operation and longevity of sliding doors. This includes cleaning the tracks regularly to remove dirt and debris, lubricating the rollers and tracks, and checking for any signs of wear or damage that may need repair.
2. Can sliding horse stalls be customized?
Yes, there are some options like different materials, finishes, hardware, and even decorative elements that you can customize to fit specific dimensions and design preferences. Click here to customize your sliding doors!
3. What are the benefits of sliding doors for horse stalls?
Space-saving: Sliding doors don't swing out, making them ideal for tight spaces.
Ease of use: They are generally easy to operate, especially with the track system and maintenance.
Durability: Sliding doors, with proper construction and robust material, can be very durable and withstand the wear and tear of frequent use.
4. Are sliding doors safe for horses?
Sliding doors run horizontally along tracks, eliminating the swinging motion associated with traditional hinged doors. This reduces the risk of the horse getting caught or struck by the door.
A well-designed sliding door system moves smoothly along the track, and its smooth operation helps avoid scaring the horses and maintains a quiet environment inside the stable. The sliding door is difficult for horses to open, which ensures the safety of horses.
