Barn Door Hardware, Tracks, Handles & Pulls

Double or triple sliding barn doors run along two or more tracks, passing in front of and behind each other. Each door requires its own rolling door hardware kit with two hangers on each end of each panel. You can also purchase a light-duty bypass for lighter door weight and a heavy-duty option for a larger weight capacity.

What's your favorite part about your barn?

At the barn I board at, we have an outdoor ring only. However, we have uk nationally renowned trainers come to the bottom of the country so people can pay extra to be taught by one of them if they have money to throw away. My favorite place has got to be mine and my friends stables. We pay less every month because we have to hose down the arena every hour during winter (not very fun) and we have the 2 stables secluded from everyone else. That's good because I do not like being in big groups when I am with my horse. My second favorite place is the fields because each boarder gets their own field I can go and ride in there in the summer when the arena is too busy.

a strange altercation with a woman at my barn. Was I rude?

You did what you had to do! She was treating YOUR horse a way you did not approve, without asking. Trust me, if I were you, I would have yelled and cursed at her!

What do the 5 point barn stars represent that I see on the sides of houses and barns? Thank You?

They are the ends of reinforcing rods that keep old houses and varns from falling apart. Those are large lock washers that keep the ends of the rods from sliding back through their holes in the wood. no mystical meaning - just a practical way to keep it all together.

How good is the Barnes and Noble Nook store?

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would you move barns?

Leave. Definitely leave

How should I deal with this woman? Barn drama -.-?

Just tell her what you told us. You find her comments offensive and you would rather she did not speak about him on an open forum like face book. If she carries on just state that it was more than likely rider error as he has been nothing but perfect for you. Any horse can be badly behaved without a knowledgeable rider aboard.

Any barn name suggestions?

Whiskey, Nori, Brewski, Boss, jack, java, remy, sweets

Celebrity info. Ben Barnes and Jackson Rathbone !!!!!!!!!!!!?

Ben Barnes 1) Single 2) 6' 1" 3) Dark Brown 4) Medium Length Jackson Rathbone 1) Single 2)5' 9" 3) Green 4) Medium Length w/ sideburns

does your barn have hours?

I've been in barns with hours and barns without hours. The advantage of barns with hours are: 1. 2. Security of knowing when people are riding-- it's no fun to find an injured boarder when you go out to feed in the morning.... 3. Opportunities for the horses to relax. Remember, multiple boarders can mean multiple schedules. If you go out at 10, someone else goes out at 2, etc etc... the horses never get the peace and quiet they need. 4. Theft is deterred. If the barn is constantly open, it's a lot easier for someone to just pull in and steal. 5. The barn owner can check on horses before closing, and be fairly certain that stall doors are latched, waters filled, all the last minute things that can change if someone is in the barn after hours. However, I personally was always glad that I was the trainer, and not obligated to follow the rules on hours. Some of my best riding was done at night, after everyone left, and of course getting ready for shows early is my preference. I am also not sure that having hours helps with theft prevention, although I've heard that it does. It makes more sense to me that thieves would avoid a barn where any owner could show up at any time. I like being in my own barn, with my own schedule. Then again, I miss having an indoor.... lol.