This is part of a complex arrangement of cables, pulleys, levers and springs that allowed someone on the front side of the stall to open or close the back door of the stall.
This is part of a complex arrangement of cables, pulleys, levers and springs that allowed someone on the front side of the stall to open or close the back door of the stall.
This is part of a complex arrangement of cables, pulleys, levers and springs that allowed someone on the front side of the stall to open or close the back door of the stall.
This is part of a complex arrangement of cables, pulleys, levers and springs that allowed someone on the front side of the stall to open or close the back door of the stall.
This is part of a complex arrangement of cables, pulleys, levers and springs that allowed someone on the front side of the stall to open or close the back door of the stall.
Hanging thumb latch can be placed in the left hand latch hole to prevent the bolt from sliding to the left and opening the door.
Sliding stall door with a simple right angle latch.
This window door was cut from the barn side for a perfect fit. Hog paneling was used to keep the head inside.
One piece steel rolling stall door with a cut away for the horse to hang his head out of the stall. This design is sturdy and provides for ventilation from the top to the bottom. There is no space at the bottom for a hoof to get caught.
One piece steel rolling stall door with a cut away for the horse to hang his head out of the stall. This design is sturdy and provides for ventilation from the top to the bottom. There is no space at the bottom for a hoof to get caught.
This stall gate has openings at the bottom and on the hinge side leaving a potential space for a leg to become trapped and injured.
This stall door latch was difficult to operate because of the tight fit and the misalignment of the latch.
A sliding stall gate hand made from 2x4 lumber.
A sliding stall gate hand made from 2x4 lumber.
Hog paneling (¼ inch steel rods welded) used as paneling for the stall door. NOTE the exposed edges of the panel that can catch halters, blankets, or skin.
Full length sliding stall doors that keep the horses in safely but allows air to circulate from top to bottom. There is no opening for the horse to hang his head out of the stall. NOTE - these doors are next to each other so if they did have an opening, the two horses would be able to play / fight with each other. This is not a good set up in most cases.
Clete for support beam. Face board covers the door hardware
Piano hinge for a stall door. Note the steel air vent in the lower half.
Steel air vent on the lower half of the stall door. Very safe and effective plus it is good looking.
Custom made hardware for the sliding door
Custom made hardware for the sliding door
This stall door has the normal spring loaded latch at wiast level for daily use. It also has a second floor level, spring loaded safety latch that can be locked in the open position by foot for the day or closed at night for added safety.
Typical stall gate hinged and latched with a thumb latch.
Typical stall guard and chain used a lot at race tracks.
Typical stall door and latch with a thumb snap ready for placement at night into the hole in the latch key on the far side of the latch hole preventing the horse from opening the latch.
Automatic closing latch mechanism allowing the gate to swing either way. Difficult for the horse to open.
Automatic closing latch mechanism allowing the gate to swing either way. Difficult for the horse to open.
Rubber floor mats latched together. Hinged stall gate with a simple thumb latch. Holes in the back wall for ventilation.
This foundered mini horse has a ramp built of blankets for easier access over the stall rise.
This foundered mini horse has a ramp built of blankets for easier access over the stall rise.
