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Safety is non-negotiable when it comes to your horse's living environment. In this guide, American Stalls breaks down the top safety features every horse stall should have—from proper latches and non-slip flooring to ideal stall dimensions and durable construction. Whether you're building new or upgrading, these essentials help protect your horse from everyday risks.

When you’re planning your barn building project, choosing the right barn components can make all the difference in your finished barn. It might be tempting to try to save money on barn components, but that can be an expensive mistake in the long run. Investing in quality barn components and equipment can help you avoid six issues.

Dream barns don’t have to break the bank. In this article, we explore two thoughtful, cost-efficient ideas to help you build beautiful, durable horse stalls — without compromising on safety or design. Learn how Kit Stall Systems and Kit Partitions can help you stay on budget while still bringing your vision to life.

Luxury horse stall pricing can come as a surprise. Learn what drives the cost and how to get the best value for your dream barn.

Choosing between a center aisle barn and a shed row barn? This guide breaks down the key differences, benefits, and design considerations to help you make the best decision for your horses and property.

Natural disasters can strike at any time, putting your horses and facility at risk. A well-planned emergency response increases safety and minimizes chaos. From evacuation strategies to essential supplies and horse training, discover how to prepare your barn for any crisis.

Turnout is essential to your horse’s mental and physical health, but pasture accidents can happen. Fortunately, there are several ways you can maximize your pasture safety. Whether you’re designing a new pasture or are working with an existing space, keep these eight pasture safety tips in mind.

When you’re custom-building a barn, you have a chance to design your dream barn and incorporate all of those must-have elements. But before you start building the barn, double-check and make sure you haven’t made any of these common barn design mistakes. These mistakes could lead to frustration and extra expenses in the long run, so give your design plans another careful look.

You’ve carefully selected a stud for your mare, and you’ve waited eleven long months to meet your new foal. Before that foal arrives, it’s important to design a safe foaling stall to help keep your horses healthy and prevent potential accidents. Investing in quality stall components and carefully planning your foaling stall design can help give the foal a safe start to life.

On February 5th, we hosted an exclusive gathering at Wilma’s Carousel Barn in San Diego, bringing together equestrian professionals, including realtors, builders, designers, architects, trainers, and product manufacturers. It was a wonderful evening of networking, great conversations, and shared passion for the equestrian industry.

A thorough spring cleaning for your horse barn helps you identify issues, improve barn safety, and make your barn a safer, more enjoyable space for people and horses. Add these items to your spring barn to-do list to get your barn in top shape so you’re ready to focus on riding and working with your horses once the warmer weather arrives.