Armour Horse Stalls

Armour Horse Stalls manufactures full-sized, non-rusting aluminum horse stall components, barn doors, and complete custom stall systems for working barns, show facilities, and private farms. Where galvanized and steel fittings eventually pit, streak, and rust, Armour's aluminum is built to outlast them at a comparable price, which is exactly the gap the company set out to close.

Every component is fabricated by skilled American tradesmen and arrives completely assembled with all mounting hardware included, so there is no kit to bolt together on the barn floor. Aluminum is light to handle, heavy-duty in service, and fully reusable, which makes it both easier to install and friendlier to the long-term economics of a barn.

What does Armour build for your barn?

The lineup covers the whole stall: stall-front packages with sliding doors, stall divider packages and panels, heavy-duty pre-assembled sliding stall doors, double-hinged Dutch doors, and a full family of grilles, including front grilles, partition grilles, window grilles, and vent panels built with one-inch round bars. Beyond the stall itself, Armour produces end barn doors, barn windows, gates, and the small components that finish a stall, from blanket bars and chew guards to door hardware, bedding blockers, stall mats, signage, and whelping boxes.

How does the custom fit and finish work?

Armour fabricates to the customer's own measurements down to the nearest one-eighth of an inch, so fronts, dividers, and doors drop into the opening they were made for. Barn doors and windows can be ordered undersized or oversized, and the door program alone offers more than ninety-five top-and-bottom combinations. Concealed welding keeps the finished pieces clean and uncluttered, while reinforced channels add structural strength where horses lean and push. For custom stall fronts, buyers choose from standard designs built on the company's own lumber, submit their own image to be recreated, or select from more than two hundred graphic cutouts, the same approach behind Armour's decorative custom panels.

The hardware is eighth-inch-thick, non-rusting aluminum, so it stays sound in humid, high-ammonia barn air that punishes coated steel. Grilles are engineered to add airflow and style at once, giving each stall full ventilation without sacrificing a horse's line of sight to its neighbors. Bar spacing follows a safety ratio, with closer spacing available for younger animals so a foal or yearling cannot get a leg or muzzle caught. The result is a stall that stays handsome and rust-free for the life of the barn.