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Location: Tenn. | We have been building our barn a little at a time, paying as we go so that we don't have to take out a loan and what not. My husband has built everything himself, and I am overjoyed with the way it is all coming together.
We contimplated building our stalls, but when I heard about the Priefert scratch and dent in TX I talked my husband into driving down and taking a look at them. Our stalls were 12 x 12 so obviously we were interested in the 12' stall fronts. Long story short we noticed once we were at the Priefert scratch and dent lot, that the 10' stall fronts were almost half the price of the 12'. My husband reassured me that he could make them work, so we purchased 8 10' stall fronts, and I will let the pictures do the rest of the talking!
(We paid a little less than $350 a stall front and you don't even notice the small dings or scratches)
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http://shrinkpictures.com
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Location: SE KS | RaschPerformanceQHS - 2016-05-05 1:32 PM
Why will they not show up!?!?
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| I can click on the links and see them. Very nice. Love the rubber part way up the walls  |
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Location: North Dakota | Those are cool!!! Hubby and I are getting ready to build our very first barn and seeing all these ideas makes me so excited!! Nice stalls:) |
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Thank you for the help! I finally got it figured out... Sheesh! Ha ha |
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Location: Tenn. | Thank you all, we have been working on it a couple of years, and there is still quite a bit left to do. We still have to put metal on the back wall and finish the feed room and tack room, plus getting electric. We had somone come out and quote us just to frame it up and put a roof on it for $30,000.
Husband and I sat down and decided we would just do it ourselves/himself :) and we maybe have $15,000 in it as of right now, and probably another $5,000 left to go before it is finished. |
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| NICCCCCE!!! They look great!! |
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| Very cool! |
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Location: NE Texas | Super cool! |
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| Awesome!!! I am going to show this to MY hubby for the future! |
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| Oh wow!! Those look great! |
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| They look amazing!! |
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Location: Phoenix | Beautiful! I also like the rubber halfway up! |
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| They look great! I hadn't heard about the outlet either!
May I ask why you did rubber half up? |
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| Kgirl - 2016-05-05 11:46 PM
They look great! I hadn't heard about the outlet either!
May I ask why you did rubber half up?
The partial rubber wall spreads the impact of a kick so none of the wall boards will break and possibly injure a horse if his foot gets caught ... ... kick all you want to with no injuries .. (same idea with the kicking wall in your trailers to keep from denting your trailer and softening the impact on horses hoof)
Hat's off to Hubby doing a great job!! Of course he has the supervision of a wonderful woman to keep him on track .. lol
Enjoyed your nice pictures ... as I viewed them a thought crossed my mind ... "These look like the padded rooms they have in mental institutions" ... super job ... they will last forever especially with the double walled partitions!!
Edited by BARRELHORSE USA 2016-05-06 1:02 AM
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| I would think I had DIED and gone to heaven with those stalls!! |
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Location: Tenn. | BARRELHORSE USA - 2016-05-06 12:59 AM Kgirl - 2016-05-05 11:46 PM They look great! I hadn't heard about the outlet either! May I ask why you did rubber half up? The partial rubber wall spreads the impact of a kick so none of the wall boards will break and possibly injure a horse if his foot gets caught ... ... kick all you want to with no injuries .. (same idea with the kicking wall in your trailers to keep from denting your trailer and softening the impact on horses hoof ) Hat's off to Hubby doing a great job!! Of course he has the supervision of a wonderful woman to keep him on track .. lol Enjoyed your nice pictures ... as I viewed them a thought crossed my mind ... "These look like the padded rooms they have in mental institutions" ... super job ... they will last forever especially with the double walled partitions!!
Yes exactly!!! Since my husband trains horses, we have a lot of "outlaws" that come to us. Can't even begin to tell you how many panels we have went through, the rubber just adds extra protection for our stalls and the horses in them of course!
It is actually rubber belting that my husband was able to get for hardly nothing. We put it in the bottoms of the stalls also, once we packed them with crush and run. |
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| RaschPerformanceQHS - 2016-05-06 10:12 AM
BARRELHORSE USA - 2016-05-06 12:59 AM Kgirl - 2016-05-05 11:46 PM They look great! I hadn't heard about the outlet either! May I ask why you did rubber half up? The partial rubber wall spreads the impact of a kick so none of the wall boards will break and possibly injure a horse if his foot gets caught ... ... kick all you want to with no injuries .. (same idea with the kicking wall in your trailers to keep from denting your trailer and softening the impact on horses hoof ) Hat's off to Hubby doing a great job!! Of course he has the supervision of a wonderful woman to keep him on track .. lol Enjoyed your nice pictures ... as I viewed them a thought crossed my mind ... "These look like the padded rooms they have in mental institutions" ... super job ... they will last forever especially with the double walled partitions!!
It is actually rubber belting that my husband was able to get for hardly nothing. We put it in the bottoms of the stalls also, once we packed them with crush and run.
Is that mining belt? How did you secure it? |
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Location: north dakota | Very nice barn and stalls. The rubber belting was a great idea. |
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Location: Tenn. | astreakinchic - 2016-05-06 9:18 AM RaschPerformanceQHS - 2016-05-06 10:12 AM BARRELHORSE USA - 2016-05-06 12:59 AM Kgirl - 2016-05-05 11:46 PM They look great! I hadn't heard about the outlet either! May I ask why you did rubber half up? The partial rubber wall spreads the impact of a kick so none of the wall boards will break and possibly injure a horse if his foot gets caught ... ... kick all you want to with no injuries .. (same idea with the kicking wall in your trailers to keep from denting your trailer and softening the impact on horses hoof ) Hat's off to Hubby doing a great job!! Of course he has the supervision of a wonderful woman to keep him on track .. lol Enjoyed your nice pictures ... as I viewed them a thought crossed my mind ... "These look like the padded rooms they have in mental institutions" ... super job ... they will last forever especially with the double walled partitions!!
It is actually rubber belting that my husband was able to get for hardly nothing. We put it in the bottoms of the stalls also, once we packed them with crush and run. Is that mining belt? How did you secure it?
It was from a steam plant where they unload coal, so yes basically the same stuff. It is secured with flat headed screws, they are the same color as the belting so you cannot really see them. |
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Location: Texas | Nice!!! I love pretty stalls. My horses usually aren't stalled but when I have to put them in one I want the pretty ones. lol Makes me enjoy cleaning them more. Wish I felt that way about cleaning my house. |
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Location: Texas | astreakinchic - 2016-05-06 9:18 AM
RaschPerformanceQHS - 2016-05-06 10:12 AM
BARRELHORSE USA - 2016-05-06 12:59 AM Kgirl - 2016-05-05 11:46 PM They look great! I hadn't heard about the outlet either! May I ask why you did rubber half up? The partial rubber wall spreads the impact of a kick so none of the wall boards will break and possibly injure a horse if his foot gets caught ... ... kick all you want to with no injuries .. (same idea with the kicking wall in your trailers to keep from denting your trailer and softening the impact on horses hoof ) Hat's off to Hubby doing a great job!! Of course he has the supervision of a wonderful woman to keep him on track .. lol Enjoyed your nice pictures ... as I viewed them a thought crossed my mind ... "These look like the padded rooms they have in mental institutions" ... super job ... they will last forever especially with the double walled partitions!!
It is actually rubber belting that my husband was able to get for hardly nothing. We put it in the bottoms of the stalls also, once we packed them with crush and run.
Is that mining belt? How did you secure it?
You can also go to some manufacturing companies and tell them you would be interested in their belts when they break. We have done that and then cut out the broken or torn part. We use them for truck mats, trailer mats, anything we can think of. |
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