U-Channel for Horse Stalls

Name: U-Channel for Horse Stalls
Brand: American Stalls
Price: 94.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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Built for Kit Stalls

Our U-Channel is a crucial component to build your horse stall fronts and horse stall dividers. U-Channels are used to hold lumber for horse stalls. Each U-Channel is made with heavy-duty 14-GA United States Steel. All U-Channels use galvanized steel and are then finished in a black powder coat finish. Custom powder coat finishes are available including navy blue, hunter green, and slate grey.

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Specifications

Our U-Channel channel is used primarily in DIY horse stalls for the easy installation of tongue and groove lumber. This u-channel is designed to accept 2” tongue and groove lumber (1 ½” thick). These u-channels are attached to your support posts or walls. Once the u-channels are screwed, clients can then slide lumber into the channels. We recommend using our kiln-dried, premium grade Douglas fir tongue and groove or Southern Yellow Pine.

The Steel

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.
100% United States Steel

Measurements

1.8” W x 8’ L
Can be cut to length in field
4' sections also available – please call (855) 957-8255 for availability

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

FAQs

What type of wood can I insert into the u-channel?

We recommend to use 1-1/2” thick Southern Yellow Pine or Douglas fir with our u-channels.

I’m building my own horse stalls. Do I need u-channels?

Yes, u-channels are one of the crucial components needed in order to build your own horse stalls. Once you have placed posts into place, our u-channel is attached to posts to build out the rest of your stall fronts and stall partitions. Once u-channel is fixed into place on both wood posts, you are then able to slide in tongue and groove lumber.

I’m also going to use your American Stalls grillwork. Do I still need u- channel?

Yes, u-channels are still required if you are using our grillwork. The bottom portion of your stall is still framed and filled using u-channel and lumber. Once the lumber is fixed inside the u-channel, your team can then place our grillwork into place.