Betley Butterfly Fold Down Saddle Rack - Blue

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The Betley Butterfly Fold Down Saddle Rack is an essential storage solution for equestrian enthusiasts looking to optimize space in stables or tack rooms. Its primary benefit is the folding mechanism, which clears walkways when the saddle is not in use, enhancing safety and organization. While durable, users should note that the rack does not include wall-mounting hardware, requiring them to purchase fixings compatible with their specific wall type.
| Colour | Blue |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1464890 |
| Brand | Betley Butterfly |
No, the rack is supplied with a wall bracket, but you must provide your own fixings suited for your specific wall type.
This product is intended for indoor use in stables or tack rooms.
The rack is designed to support one standard riding saddle.
Yes, a black variant is available as part of the product family.
The rack extends approximately 150mm from the wall.
Yes, the blue coating provides a protective barrier to ensure longevity in standard indoor equestrian settings.
Check the hinge pivot point for any debris and ensure the wall bracket is screwed firmly into the wall.
Verify that all mounting screws are tightened to the correct specifications for your wall material.
Installation requires selecting the correct screws and anchors based on your wall surface—such as wood, masonry, or concrete. Once the bracket is secured to the wall, the rack can be mounted and tested for load stability. To maintain the rack, periodically wipe the blue finish with a clean, dry cloth to prevent dust accumulation. Inspect the wall mount once a season to ensure the fixings remain tight and secure under the weight of the saddle.