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Susan, are the panels heavy enough for a horse to rub against them 
without moving and also to stay in place if a horse sticks his head 
through them to get grass on the other side?
laney

Susan Favro wrote:
> The panels are either 4’ or 5’ tall panels. Plus you can electrify the 
> panels if you like. My 15.2h Paint does fine in the corral. You can take 
> a look at the system at www.HealthyAsAHorse.Net 
> <http://www.healthyasahorse.net/> and then click on “Horse Gear: barn, 
> arena, trail or traveling”
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> Let me know if you have other questions.
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> …S
> Susan Favro
> Healthy As A Horse Network
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> *From:* Milinda Ellis [mailto:beargrass_cleveland_bays@xxxxxxxxx]
> *Sent:* Friday, June 30, 2006 2:21 PM
> *To:* susan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx; ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> *Subject:* Re: [RC] Making your own PVC Panels
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> Susan,
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> How tall are these?  My horses could step over what I've seen most 
> people using at rides... (all the more reason for me to use a hot wire 
> to 'discourage' them).
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> Milinda
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> Beargrass CBs
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> Jewett, TX
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> */Susan Favro <susan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>/* wrote:
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>     PVC is not UV resistant so it will get brittle and break. It’s also
>     not resistant to lower temperatures so it will get brittle and
>     break. And it if gets whacked or thwacked it will break. So, it’s
>     not the best material for a corral system.
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>     If you’re looking for something that won’t chip, peel, crack or
>     rust, take a look at CarriLite Corrals. I sure have liked them.
>     They’re made of a high-impact resin, are lightweight and stout. They
>     also fold up small so they’re easy to fit in the bed of your truck
>     or in your trailer. I have a 98-gallon fuel tank, a good sized
>     generator and a propane tank in the bed of my truck, and when the
>     gooseneck trailer is hooked up I can still stack 10 panels between
>     the gooseneck and the tailgate. Very convenient. I did find that 10
>     panels makes for a better size corral the 8 panels. If you’d like
>     more info, let me know. BTW, the manufacturer gives a one-warranty
>     on the panels (highly unusual in the corral industry) and there’s a
>     satisfaction guarantee.
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>     …S
>     Susan Favro
>     Healthy As A Horse Network
>     “Innovative effective products for the conscientious horse owner”
>     Voice – 406.864.8000
>     Fax – 559.272.6093
>     Mobile – 406.370.6399
>     E-mail – Susan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:Susan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>     Online – www.HealthyAsAHorse.Net <http://www.healthyasahorse.net/>
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