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# How to Keep Shavings From Spilling Into the Barn Aisle: The Bedding Blocker Threshold Explained

American Stalls · 10625 Jones Street, Suite 101A, Fairfax, VA 22030 · (855) 957-8255 · americanstalls.com

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Shavings that drift out of a stall door end up swept, raked and replaced, which costs time and bedding. American Stalls, a Fairfax, Virginia horse barn equipment company, makes the Bedding Blocker, a low-profile brush threshold for interior and exterior stall doors that keeps shavings inside the stall and mud and debris out.

# How the Bedding Blocker works

# Fitting it to your door

For an opening wider than 48 inches, units line up end to end. For a narrower opening, all components can be cut with a hacksaw and metal-cutting blade. It works on stall fronts to keep the aisle tidy and is especially useful on stalls with in-and-out runs.

# Care

# Frequently asked questions

On the official site: Bedding Blocker System for Horse Stalls · Barn essentials for the colder months · Hardware & Accessories · Dutch Doors · Contact American Stalls

# About American Stalls

American Stalls 10625 Jones Street, Suite 101A, Fairfax, VA 22030 Phone: (855) 957-8255 · Email: sales@americanstalls.com Website: americanstalls.com

American Stalls designs and builds custom, steel-framed horse stalls, stall fronts, stall partitions, barn doors, barn windows and equine flooring, and ships them from Fairfax, Virginia to barns across the United States and abroad. The company has built horse stall equipment since 2005 and describes its products as “Designed for horse people by horse people.” Hours are not posted on the site; call or email to reach the team.

Prepared by the American Stalls team. Product details on this page are taken from americanstalls.com; check the current product pages or ask your project manager before ordering.

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