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What riders say about our stable supplies
At competitions, my horse hardly settles down in unfamiliar stalls because he has to watch everything going on in the barn aisle. Since we’ve had the curtain, he stands much more relaxed and even dozes off sometimes. That is exactly what I wanted it for.
— Customer review of the stall curtain
I took the stable curtain to a competition for the first time and wouldn't want to be without it anymore. Bridle, halter, and all the little bits and pieces were finally not scattered everywhere. It looked much tidier right away.
— Trusted Shops Review
Our horse sometimes jerks its head up quite quickly. The head guard cushions the hard edge well.
— Customer review for head protection
Designing the crate as a meaningful retreat
Depending on how they are kept, horses spend many hours in their stalls. This makes an environment that provides them with orientation, peace, and contact with their surroundings all the more important. With the right additions, the stall area can be specifically adapted to the horse, stable, and tournament situation without unnecessarily restricting their freedom of movement.
When is our stable equipment particularly practical?
Our products for the stable box are suitable for various everyday situations, at competitions, and wherever the stall area needs to be customized.
- When your horse should look out of the box: A stable guard allows for eye contact and a better overview, while simultaneously limiting direct exit from the box.
- When more peace and quiet is required: A stable curtain creates a visual barrier from the surroundings and can help reduce distracting stimuli from the stable aisle or competition area.
- For open or low box doors: A padded head protector on the top edge of the door can provide additional protection for the sensitive head area against direct contact and injury.
- For competition and visiting stables: With mobile box accessories, even an unfamiliar stall can quickly be made functional and more familiar.
- When you want to create order directly at the box: The stable curtain, stable guard, and head protector offer a practical surface for equipment and help to organize important items right at the stall.
The benefits of our stable supplies
The individual products perform different tasks and can be used according to the respective box situation.
Better visibility for the horse
With a stable guard, your horse can observe its surroundings without the stable door having to remain unsecured.
More tranquility through visual separation
A stable curtain screens off visual stimuli and creates a calmer area, especially in busy stable aisles or at tournaments.
Targeted protection at the stall door
The padded head protector reduces the risk of injury from the upper door edge when the horse lifts its head or looks out of the stall.
Flexible mounting
Carabiners, straps and multiple attachment points allow for easy adjustment to different boxes and stable conditions.
Robust for everyday use
Durable materials are designed for regular use in the stable, at competitions, and on the go.
Practically combinable
The stall guard, curtain, and head protector can be used individually or combined as needed.
Why the area by the stall door needs special attention
For many horses, the top of the stall door is exactly where their head and poll pass when looking out, lifting their head, or pulling back quickly. The poll forms the junction between the skull and the cervical spine and has limited padding. A softly padded door edge can therefore mitigate injuries without obstructing the horse's view from the stall.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about stable supplies
What is a stall guard intended for?
It allows your horse to look out of the stall and stay in contact with its surroundings, while the direct exit remains restricted.
When is a stall curtain useful?
Especially in busy stable aisles, at shows, or in unfamiliar environments, it can create a visual partition and make the stable area feel calmer.
Can I use a box stall guard and a box stall curtain together?
Yes. Depending on the box and the mounting, both products can be combined if you want to create eye contact, boundaries, and a calmer side area at the same time.
How is the head guard installed on the stall door?
It is attached to the top edge of the door and cushions the exact area where the head or neck could come into contact during movement.
Is the stable equipment also suitable for tournaments?
Yes. Specifically, a stall curtain, stall guard, and head protector are practical when a strange show stall needs to be quickly adapted to your horse and your routine.
How do I maintain our stable equipment?
Regularly remove dust, hair, and dirt, and check straps, carabiners, and attachment points for wear. Further cleaning depends on the specific material and the product's care instructions.