Wall Stiffener

Wall Stiffeners (also known as “wall braces”) are commonly used for horse stall side walls and partitions. This horse stall hardware adds more rigidity to your horse stalls by connecting tongue and groove lumber boards together.
Recommended by 100% Clients
Ships Within 5 Business Days
Built for Kit Stalls

$24.00

| /

Size
Feature Cover Image

Features

  1. Durable Wall Stiffeners for Horse Stalls:
    • Our wall stiffener adds strength and durability to your horse stall partitions. Our wall stiffeners are perfect for DIY horse stall partitions because they allow you to combine your tongue and groove boards together – forming one single, solid wall. 
    • Our wall stiffener will lie flat against the horse stall partition once it is secured in place American Stalls wall braces are available in two different sizes: 96′′ or 48′′. Lastly, we can powder coat your u-channel to match any other components including your horse stall door, horse stall grillwork, and more.
Technical Information

SPECIFICATIONS

SHIPPING & DELIVERY

Features
  • Our wall stiffener adds strength and durability to your horse stall partitions. Our wall stiffeners are perfect for DIY horse stall partitions because they allow you to combine your tongue and groove boards together – forming one single, solid wall.
  • Our wall stiffener will lie flat against the horse stall partition once it is secured in place American Stalls wall braces are available in two different sizes: 96′′ or 48′′.
  • Lastly, we can powder coat your u-channel to match any other components including your horse stall door, horse stall grillwork, and more.
The Steel
  • Steel Body: 14-gauge
  • Materials: Pre-Galvanized Steel
  • Finish: Black powder coat finish is standard.
  • Custom powder coat option is available to match other horse stall products.
  • No pre-drilled holes to allow client flexibility for screw placement
Measurements
  • Length: 48” or 96”
  • Width: 3″
Installation
  • Screw the wall stiffener vertically to the middle of all your horse stall’s lumber.
  • Please note that our wall stiffeners require 9 to 18 screws to install them into horse stall lumber.
Shipping Information
  • All orders are shipped FOB Baltimore, MD using UPS Ground
  • Shipping rates are calculated by weight and size per package and added to your order

FAQ'S

01
Do I add a wall stiffener to both the stall front and stall partition?

We recommend to always use a wall stiffener when your stall surface's horizontal length is greater than 9’. Most stall fronts are an industry standard of 12’ wide – with a 4’ wide door. For this reason, we don’t often see or recommend to use a wall stiffener for a horse stall front.

That being said, we almost always recommend to add a wall stiffener to a horse stall partition. This will help add much needed rigidity to your partition.

02
Do I need a wall stiffener on both sides of the horse stall partition?

This decision is ultimately a client’s personal preference. That being said, we do recommend to install two (2) wall stiffeners on both sides of a given horse stall divider. This helps provide a uniform aesthetic while providing extra rigidity.

American Stalls Blog: Expert Advice for Your Barn

grid item image

Horse Stall Kits 101

Our horse stall kits are designed to provide you high quality horse stall components while striking a balance with costs. These kit stall components allow you to build safe, durable, and properly engineered stalls with minimal carpentry work.

Continue Reading

How to Start a Barn Renovation or New Build

Whether it is a barn renovation or a new build, it can often be difficult to determine where to even begin. Over the years, our team has gained invaluable experience with thousands of barn owners. Our projects include everything from private barns in one’s backyard to large-scale commercial developments.

Continue Reading
grid item image
grid item image

Fully Welded Horse Stalls vs. Horse Stall Kits

Most horse stall products fall under the following 2 categories:Horse Stall KitsFully Welded Horse Stall PanelsA client's construction skills, intended design, and budget will often determine which of the two styles are right for your project.

Continue Reading