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The Betley Butterfly Stable Hook on Plate is an essential hardware solution for horse owners and stable managers who need a reliable, compact tethering point for ropes, chains, and tack. Featuring a robust 50mm hook mounted on a sturdy base plate, this product offers dependable utility for daily equestrian operations, though users must ensure they select the appropriate mounting screws for their specific wall or timber surface to ensure safety.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1465101 |
| Brand | Betley Butterfly |
No, mounting screws are not provided. You should select screws based on the material (wood or masonry) you are mounting the plate to.
While durable, it is best used in sheltered stable areas to prolong its lifespan and prevent premature corrosion from constant rain exposure.
The weight limit is primarily determined by the surface material and the strength of the fixings used, rather than the hook itself.
Yes, the 50mm opening is designed to accommodate standard equestrian lead ropes and chains comfortably.
Yes, you can paint over the plate, but ensure you clean and degrease the surface first to help the paint adhere.
Check that you have used the correct screws for the wall type and ensure they are tightened fully into the wall stud or a secure anchor.
Clean the affected area with a soft wire brush and apply a light coat of protective clear lacquer or anti-corrosion spray.
To install, position the plate against your chosen surface—such as a stall partition or tack room wall—and mark the screw holes. It is critical to use fixings suited to the substrate; for example, use heavy-duty wood screws for timber surfaces or appropriate rawl plugs for brickwork. Ensure the plate sits flush against the wall to avoid leverage stress on the screws. Regarding care, visually inspect the hook for signs of metal fatigue or bending at least once a month. If the base plate becomes loose or the hook shows deep scratches or signs of rust, remove it from service immediately and replace it to prevent hardware failure.
