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Semi circular hay rack

RATCIR-01

RATCIR-01

1658,33 € excl. VAT
Approx. £1,424.75 + VAT for private customers, subject to the applicable import procedure.

Materials: Galvanised steel
Width: 19.4 m
Height: 2 m
Length: 2 m
Mounting: wall or post
Options: adjustable head openings depending on whether installed on the corridor side or the rear side of a structure

The semi-circular hay rack for stables is a practical and cost-effective solution for simplifying horse feeding while reducing forage waste.

Installed between two stables, it allows a full round bale of hay to be placed in the centre of the structure. Horses can feed from either side while keeping their own individual space. This layout improves stable organisation and significantly reduces the time spent on daily hay distribution.

Its circular design helps keep the hay neatly contained, reducing waste on the ground. The hay rack therefore helps minimise forage waste and optimise hay consumption.

Thanks to its circular design, the hay is kept securely contained, helping to reduce waste on the ground. The hay rack therefore minimises forage waste and helps optimise hay consumption.

Practical, cost-effective and functional, the circular hay rack is the ideal solution for improving horse welfare while making daily feeding management easier.

Benefits of the products

  • Holds a full round bale of hay
  • Allows two horses to feed at the same time
  • Reduces forage waste
  • Saves time during daily feeding
  • Improves stable organisation
  • Ideal for installation between two stables
  • Robust structure for intensive use
  • Suitable for livery yards, breeding farms and riding centres
  • Provides permanent access to forage

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