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Best stall


Turnburnsis Reg. Nov 2004	Posted 2019-02-17 8:02 AM Subject: Best stall
Expert Posts: 1409 Location: Oklahoma	You will probably see lots of questions from me for awhile! We bought raw land. and we want to build. So I'm trying to figure out where to even start! lol So my question is (my barn will be open as in only the north side will be wall and the rest open.) So what do I put as my floor for stalls? Sand, screening, or what? if there is a thread already please direct me. Thanks
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MOGirl07 Reg. Feb 2012	Posted 2019-02-17 1:19 PM Subject: RE: Best stall
Expert Posts: 1395 Location: Missouri	We're adding in to our barn and putting in stalls this summer and are going to do screenings packed down, then stall mats, so they can drain.
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Nateracer Reg. Feb 2008	Posted 2019-02-19 9:17 AM Subject: RE: Best stall
Miss Laundry Misshap Posts: 5271	We used what they call rock-crete around here. It's limestone that hardens after it's settled and dry. I don't know what screening are? We are putting down mats this year though, because after a time, the top layer can loosen and creates some dents and holes, especially where they potty.
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Turnburnsis Reg. Nov 2004	Posted 2019-02-19 10:00 AM Subject: RE: Best stall
Expert Posts: 1409 Location: Oklahoma	When I posted this I totally forgot bout my friends stalls that she had done that I helped her with! It was around 200-250 for ea 12x12 stall and it was easy to install tho it took us girls awhile! She ordered the stall skins. There is another called stall savers. not sure if same material but installed the same. She had hers a long time and they did save shavings and easy to clean! and never had holes! So I will be doing this! I'm writing it down! lol I can be so forgetful!
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