3 Bar Divisions

Ideal height for use with horses. Available as a panel or spring latch. Height is adjustable.

  • Available as a panel or spring latch gate end
  • Heavy duty 60mm steel
  • Adjustable eye bolt for ease of installation
  • Fully galvanised
  • Telescopic

Description

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3 bar divisions are suitable for use with horses. Made from 60mm steel, ensures strength and longevity. Available in both panel and spring latch style. Eyebolts are adjustable for ease of installation. Division is telescopic allowing for adjusting to opening.

Specification

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Code Description
BA9950 Panel end
BA9953 Front part – spring latch
BA9951 Back part – 2-3m
BA9952 Back part – 3-4m
BA9953 Back part – 4-5m
BA9954 Back part – 5-6m

Benefits

Explore the unique advantages our products provide.

The 3 bar divisions are ideal for a horse’s environment. They are a heavy-duty design perfect for keeping a horse secured.
Available as panel or spring latch, allowing for the 3-bar division to be used as a fixed divider or a gate.
The height can be adjusted with the post brackets and each panel has 1 mtr of extension.
Available in sizes up to 6m.

FAQs

Find answers to common questions

Are they in stock?
Teemore carry a large stock both in the UK and Ireland.
Where can I get a price?
For prices, please contact our offices on +44 (0) 28 677 48377.
Where can I purchase these?
You can purchase these directly from Teemore by contacting a sales rep.
Do you offer delivery?
Yes. Teemore offer a delivery service over the UK and Ireland. For smaller orders there may be a small delivery charge depending on your location.

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