Wood Horse Stalls

Tropical hardwoods such as Ipe, Cumaru, and Teak are the best choice for horse stalls and barns due to their incomparable durability and beauty.

Horse Stall & Barn Material

Longstanding Durability

Exotic hardwood is best known for its strength and hardness. Horses often kick or chew on the stall walls, and the hardness of these woods prevents damage from such behaviors, resisting scratches, dents, and wear. Additionally, the hardness of these woods makes them less prone to splintering or breaking under pressure, ensuring the safety of the animals housed in the stalls.

Additionally, tropical hardwoods naturally contain oils and resins that make them highly resistant to moisture absorption. This resistance is particularly beneficial in horse stalls and barns, where moisture levels can be high due to frequent cleaning, horse urine, and other liquids. The natural resistance to moisture prevents the wood from swelling, warping, or becoming susceptible to mold and mildew growth.

Traditional Beauty

Tropical hardwoods have a distinctive, pleasing appearance, with rich colors, distinctive grains, and a smooth finish. Many horse owners and barn builders appreciate the natural beauty of these woods, as they add an aesthetic appeal to the overall design of the stalls and barns.

Featured Project: Ipe Horse Barn in Florida