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If your stall door opening is larger than 48″, the Bedding Blockers can easily be lined up end to end for larger thresholds. In contrast, if your horse stall opening is less than 48″, all Bedding Blocker components can be cut using a hacksaw with a metal cutting blade.
The bristles are designed to stay in place. With proper installation, animals should not be able to remove the brush component from the bases.
If you have a persistent chewer or destructive animal, we recommend spraying the brush with an anti chewing deterrent made for animals.
Yes! The bristles are designed to allow wheelbarrows and carts to easily pass through them. You can even view a video of a wheelbarrow in action here.
The Bedding Blocker is designed to block bedding and debris. We suggest running a pitchfork through the bristles when you are finished cleaning your stalls. This will remove excess build up of dirt and debris and keep your brush’s integrity intact longer.
You can also remove the brush by removing one base and sliding the brush out. If the Bedding Blocker is installed with a muddy area outside, you may need to clean it with a hose and mild detergent more frequently.
Great question! At American Stalls, we always prioritize longevity and durability with our designs.
The Bedding Blocker is designed to block stall bedding and debris. We recommend to run a pitchfork through the bristles when you are finished cleaning your stalls. This quick, but helpful practice will remove any excess build up of dirt and debris and keep your brush’s integrity intact longer. You can also remove the brush by removing one base and sliding the brush out. If the Bedding Blocker is installed with a muddy area outside, you may need to clean it with a hose and mild detergent more frequently.
Yes, absolutely! While the brush component is engineered and designed to last for an extended period of time, there are many factors will determine how often your brush needs to be replaced. Equine traffic in and out of stalls, amount of dirt and mud outside of the stall, time spent cleaning the brush, and general use will determine how often the brush should be replaced.
The brush component is designed to last for a substantial amount of time. However, when it is time to replace it, you can purchase the brush component on our website.
To replace the brush, simply use a drill on reverse to remove the six anchors on one base. Carefully remove the base away from the brush. Remove the old brush and lower the new brush into place. Be sure to snugly secure the new brush in the channel. Use the same hardware and same holes to place the base back in position.
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Continue ReadingThe Bedding Blocker is the first and only product specifically designed to save you money on horse and large animal bedding costs. This low profile, safe threshold barrier keeps more bedding in your stalls, and mud and debris out. The Bedding Blocker is extremely helpful on horse stalls with in and out runs. It can also be used on the front of a stall. This helps keep your aisle tidy and free from shavings.
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