Stall Fronts/Stall Kit recommendations

[TB_Fan]

I am building out the interior of a barn on my property. This will not be for commercial use, strictly a hobby barn for my own horses. It’s 36’x48’ with a 12’ cement center aisle.

I am getting close to putting stalls in. I plan on putting 4 stalls along one long side. There will be exterior doors leading out to paddocks. On the other long side, one of the “stalls” has a cement floor. This will contain grain/supplements and also has a staircase to the second floor, (so will never be an actual stall). The next “stall” will be a tack room for now. The remaining two “stalls” on that side I am planning to leave as open storage for now (hay, shavings, etc).

Can anyone recommend a stall front or stall kit? Would like it to be fairly budget friendly although doesn’t have to be the cheapest thing around. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated!

TIA

[GoodTimes]

Do you know what kind of stall front you’re looking for? Open “Tuscany” stalls? Solid bars? Bars that can drop down?

Our barn is a similar size but we set it up a bit differently since we can’t have the barn attached to paddocks. Basically the aisle forms a + with exterior doors on 3 walls. A stall in each corner (one is the tack/feed room and is closed off and heated. The “aisle” with no exterior door has a wash stall/storage area.
Since all of the stalls are by themselves we went with the Tuscany fronts. The doors swing instead of slide which can kind of be a pain, but the open concept in the barn is really nice. We took pictures and measurements of the stall fronts at a trade show, took them to someone who can bend pipe, and then welded the frame together ourselves and slid the boards in. Was a fraction of the cost of a kit.