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Stable Solutions was founded to address the need for safe, sturdy and functional stalls, stall systems, door systems and stable equipment based on the requirements of the horses and barn owners. We are a company comprised of horse people that live and breathe horses - long time barn owners, breeders, trainers, FEI competitors. Our company brings decades of European stable engineering and research to the table, that lays the foundation of our stall systems. We strive to provide better-engineered equine stalls and door systems, surpassing the inconsistent quality and limited options available in the market.

 

Our philosophy at Stable Solutions begins with a clear understanding of the desired outcome—whether it’s meeting the needs of more social contact between horses, privacy in the feeding areas, comfort and 24/7 feeding solutions, adjustable broodmare stall solutions, ease of feeding or aesthetic appeal. Our designs have equine needs of well being and safety as the top priority. Once those criteria are ensured, we focus on economics, ergonomics and aesthetics, considering the movements of both the user and the horses during feeding or leading them in and out of the stall. This includes optimizing how stalls are opened and closed for smooth operation.

Each design undergoes a rigorous prototyping process to confirm functionality and durability under stress. After prototyping, we test the product in real-world conditions for four seasons, observing usefulness for horse and handlers as well as monitoring wear and tear on the product. Lots of adjustments and fine tuning happens along this process.

Upon successful testing, we create a production model and continue to evaluate its performance over time, accounting for long-term wear, dust, residue, and horse behaviors like chewing, kicking, or pawing.

Only after this thorough process do we offer a product for sale. This commitment to quality and durability sets Stable Solutions apart, delivering superior stable solutions to our customers.

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