10 ft Sliding Door Horse Stall Fronts

Sliding door horse stalls maximize aisle space because they don’t swing into the walkway—ideal for barns with narrow aisles. They’re safer for both horses and handlers, easier to open while leading a horse, and reduce the risk of pinched halters or slammed doors

Lakeland’s sliding stall doors are made with heavy-duty, powder-coated steel and designed with smooth surfaces, secure locking latches, and tight bar spacing to ensure strength, safety, and durability.

We recommend a minimum width of 48″ for safe and comfortable entry for most breeds, with 52″ being our ideal standard. For height, a typical range is 7′ to 8′, with 8′ being most common for ample clearance

Yes! You can incorporate stylish and functional additions like V-yokes, drop-down yokes, removable yokes, or French yokes—allowing your horse to socialize or feed through the stall door safely.

A built-in shavings guard (also known as a kick plate) helps retain around 90% of bedding when the stall door is closed. Some horse owners also opt for a double guard or additional bedding blockers for extra containment.

Absolutely. Our sliding stall doors can be custom-sized to fit your exact barn openings and layout. You can also choose various finishes, hardware, and accents to match your barn’s style seamlessly.

Maintenance is simple. Just wipe down the doors with soap and water as needed. Periodically inspect hardware, clean the sliding track, and avoid using harsh chemicals.

Sliding doors are inherently safer than swinging doors. Lakeland builds them with reinforced powder-coated steel guides, secure latches, and designs that prevent horses from kicking out the bottom track—minimizing injury risks and keeping the door in place

Yes. Many sliding door designs include open grills or mesh options that improve airflow, enhance barn visibility, and let horses interact with the aisle while staying securely inside the stall.

Definitely. You can combine sliding doors with features like Dutch doors, custom stall front styles, or integrated feeding doors—allowing you to design a versatile and cohesive stall system tailored to your horses' needs.