Best current price£17.45from GS Equestrian
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
GS Equestrian£17.45Visit shop Perry Equestrian Purple Rubber Coated Stable & Stall Chains
Visit shop
B&Q£22.99Visit shop B&Q - Horse Stable Chain Purple Rubber Coated Heavy Duty Flexible Stall Safety
Visit shop2 offers from £17.45 - £22.99
View price history by clicking the chart icon.
The Perry Equestrian Rubber Coated Stable & Stall Chains are designed for horse owners and stable managers who need a reliable, high-visibility solution for securing stall entrances. These chains provide a heavy-duty physical barrier that keeps horses safely contained while maintaining airflow in the barn, though users should be mindful that they are intended for supervised environments and not as a complete replacement for a solid door.
| Colour | Purple |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 542-0000PU |
| Brand | Perry Equestrian |
While the rubber coating offers protection, they are primarily designed for stable and stall use. Prolonged UV exposure may degrade the rubber over time.
The chain measures approximately 130cm in total length.
Yes, the panic hook is designed for quick release and is generally easy to operate even while wearing winter stable gloves.
No, the package includes the chain, panic hook, and Walsall clip; you will need to provide your own eye bolts or anchor points on the stall frame.
The chain weighs 0.7kg, which is heavy enough to hang securely without being cumbersome.
Clean any debris from the spring mechanism and apply a small amount of silicone-based lubricant.
Ensure the anchor points are correctly positioned, or wrap the chain around one eye bolt an additional time before clipping.
To set up your Perry Equestrian Stall Chain, ensure you have two heavy-duty eye bolts or anchor points installed on your stall door frame at a height of approximately 110-120cm. Attach the Walsall clip to one side and use the panic hook to secure the chain to the other. For ongoing care, periodically wipe the rubber coating down with a damp cloth to remove dust and debris. Check the mechanism of the panic hook monthly to ensure it remains free-moving and lubricated with a light silicone spray if necessary. Do not leave the chain exposed to extreme, prolonged harsh chemicals that could degrade the rubber finish.
