48″ Stall Door Bottom Channel
Secure your horse stall doors and prevent corrosive wear with our heavy-duty 48″ Stall Door Bottom Channel. Crafted from premium hot-dip galvanized steel, this essential hardware ensures smooth operation and long-lasting durability for your barn.
Proudly Made in the USA. No imported horse stalls—just American craftsmanship you can trust.
Protect your barn’s hardware and maintain the structural integrity of your stall fronts with the 48″ Stall Door Bottom Channel. Designed to securely align the base of your horse stall doors, this heavy-duty channel guides your door smoothly while offering exceptional defense against the demanding, moisture-heavy barn environment.
We construct this bottom channel using premium hot-dip galvanized steel. This rigorous manufacturing process actively stops both your stall door and grill channel from rusting. By upgrading your hardware with this galvanized channel, you protect your facility’s aesthetic and guarantee reliable, daily functionality for years to come.
Key Benefits:
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Ultimate Rust Prevention: Hot-dip galvanization shields the steel from moisture, urine, and long-term corrosion.
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Smooth Operation: Keeps sliding stall doors firmly aligned on their tracks, preventing swinging or jamming.
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Lasting Durability: Built to withstand the heavy impact and continuous wear of an active equine facility.
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Simple Installation: Mounts quickly and securely to the base of your door (requires 6 SS1 Stall Screws, sold separately).
Length: 48″
Finish: Galvalume or Powder-Coated Black
Below are links to the installation instructions for both our compatible horse stalls in PDF format, which you can save and print for future reference:
Oxford Installation Instructions
Cambridge Installation Instructions
Due to the dimensions of this product, accurate shipping cannot be calculated through our ecommerce site. Please call one of our account managers at 1-800-878-5644 for shipping information.
Price range: $20.90 through $43.65
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