Performance Stall Mat Stall Screen – Individual Side Panel – Purple
Give your horse added comfort and privacy at shows and rodeos with the Performance Stall Mat Side Panel in Purple. Designed for indoor stalls, this 120" W × 22" H panel provides a visual and physical barrier to help limit direct contact with neighboring horses in the covered area while maintaining airflow.
Made from a durable blend of 65% PVC and 35% industrial polyester filament, the mesh offers high tensile strength and tear resistance. Its PVC coating resists moisture, oil, and stains for easy wipe-clean maintenance, while the material’s flexibility helps it maintain its shape without stretching out easily. UV, weather, and mildew resistance add durability for use between events and in varying barn conditions.
Grommets along the top, bottom, and side edges allow for secure attachment with the included hook-and-loop straps. When the event is over, simply remove and roll up the panel for convenient storage and transport.
Each side panel is sold individually, allowing you to purchase the number needed for your stall setup.
Features
- Provides added privacy in indoor stalls at shows and rodeos.
- Helps limit direct contact with neighboring horses in the area covered by the panel.
- Maintains airflow through the mesh.
- Offers high tensile strength and tear resistance.
- Resists moisture, oil, and stains for easy cleaning.
- Features UV-, weather-, and mildew-resistant material.
- Maintains its shape with moderate flexibility and resistance to stretching.
- Includes grommets along the top, bottom, and side edges.
- Comes with hook-and-loop straps for easy installation and removal.
- Rolls up for compact storage and transport.
Product Details
- Includes: One individual side panel.
- Dimensions: 120" W × 22" H.
- Material: 65% PVC and 35% industrial polyester filament.
- Color: Purple.
- Sold individually; front and door panels are not included.
Shipping
Free shipping to the lower 48 states. Ships in 1–2 weeks.
Stall screens provide a barrier only in the areas they cover and do not eliminate all contact between horses. They are not intended to prevent the transmission of illness or replace appropriate biosecurity practices.
