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Quality, do-it-yourself
STABLE DOORS & FITTINGS
Top Stable Door
Full Door Case
1
3
Bottom Stable Door
2
4
All manufactured from
selected European Redwood
Finished with a water-based preservation stain
that is not harmful to animals
Short Lower
Doors feature 15mm thick external tongue and
Door Case
groove & 11cm thick OSB interior cladding
1. Top Stable Door 2. Bottom Stable Door 3. Full Door Case 4. Short Lower Door Case
With 15mm thick tongue and groove timber With 15mm thick tongue and groove timber Constructed from 4" x 3" planed European Two single door case sides for use in
boarding and 11mm thick OSB lining. The boarding and 11mm thick OSB lining. The Redwood and finished in the same water- construction of internal stables. Made from
edge framing is wide enough for the door door is finished with a galvanised chew based preservative stain as the top and 4" x 3" timber, incorporating a stop lap for
to be cut down in width by up to thirty five strip. The edge framing is wide enough for bottom stable doors. It is supplied in a kit flush door fitting. The timbers are cut to fit
millimetres. It’s finished in a water-based the door to be cut down by thirty form with mortise and tennon joints for the 4' bottom stable door (item 2) and are
preservative stain, which is not harmful to millimetres on width. The door is finished in simple on site assembly. The frame head 6" longer for concreting into the floor if
animals. a water-based preservative stain, which is section is extended for use in conjunction required. Stain preservative finish. Fixing
Size: 3' tall x 4' wide
not harmful to animals. with brick built stables. screws or bolts are not included. One pair.
Code: 42009 £70.00 Size: 4' tall x 4' wide Size: 7' tall x 4' wide Size: 4" x 3"
Code: 42010 £102.00
Code: 42008 £69.00 Code: 42007 £36.00
Safe &
6
SECURE
24cm long
8
5
7
10cm long
5. Reversible Hinges
8. Long Threaded Tie Ring
A pair of 50cm strong, galvanised hinges with the
6. Cranked 7. Cranked Band
Reversible Hinge
Zinc plated. Complete with washer and nut.
hinge held captive by the cast iron cups to & Hooks
prevent the door from being removed.
Col: Galvanised Col: Galvanised
Size: 10cm long £1.65
Size: 50cm
Size: 50cm Size: 45cm
24cm long £1.95
Code: 42237 £10.15 Code: 42259 £10.20 Code: 42258 £7.90 Code: 42231
Wall Fixing
Hook on
Snap Hook
Plate
9. Cabin Hook & Plate 10.Wall Fixing Tie Ring 11.Wall Fixing Snap Hook 12.Hook On Plate
A 15cm long zinc-plated cabin hook on a
Plate Useful both inside and outside the stable.
End fitment for fixing chain to posts or
plate, for restraining doors and gates.
The opening side should face downwards
Zinc plated with four screw holes.
walls.
Code: 42254 £1.60
for improved safety. Zinc plated.
Code: 42234 £1.00
Col: Galvanised
Size: 10cm
Size: 64mm x 50mm
Code: 42235 £2.00
Code: 57719 £2.20
Brackets not included.
13
15
NEW
16.Crib Stop
Discourages biting and
chewing of wood, metal
rugs and tails instantly.
Purple
Non-staining, clear
14 formulation.
13.Stall Chain 14.Rubber Coated Stall 15.Plastic Covered
Size: 500ml
Code: 42911
A sturdy chain covered with a thick
Chain Safety Chain
rubber coating.
Col: Purple, Pink or Blue With spring clip fastening on one end
Col: Black
£9.95
Size: 90cm long
and a panic hook on the other.
Size: 95cm to 125cm
Code: 42709 £6.50
Size: 70cm long £8.30
Code: 42706 £6.50
Pink Blue 140cm long £9.00
Code: 57403
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