Horserail is the best solution to the problems generally associated with traditional timber post and rail, wire tape and braided rope. Horserail provides an injury free, maintenance free, stylish and affordable fencing system with a 30-year manufacturers warranty. During the 18 years Horserail has been on the market, there has not been one reported incidence of fence-related injury by our customers. In fact, many have let us know the Horserail system has been the difference between losing a valuable animal and not! We too often hear of horses suffering serious injury or fatalities from wire, tape or timber fencing. With Horserail you are guaranteed optimum safety. The unique construction of Horserail gives strength and flexibility. The rail itself contains 3 strands of high tensile wire which has been tested to a breaking strain of 1.8 tonne, with no sharp corners or rough edges on the rail or its attachments. If a horse runs into the fence it will simply bounce back off it. Similarly, if a horse puts its leg through the rail, Horserail will not break, wrap or burn the horse’s body in any way. Our rail is made from medium density polyethylene, which is the highest quality plastic available and is UV stable; it will not discolor or become brittle when exposed to even the most extreme weather conditions. It also contains a mould inhibitor, preventing unsightly green growth and all attachments are galvanized to prevent rusting. Horserail also has the option to be electrified, giving you additional security. Having this extra component built in means not only do you save on the cost of installing an additional fencing system but also have added peace of mind. Because of the way Horserail has been developed, the electric current will never break down, even after years of use and testing weather conditions. Horserail is available in 3 colors: Black, Brown and White. It is extremely versatile and can be used in a variety of applications such as paddocks, lunging rings, gallops, arenas and horse walkers.
Posted on: Tue, 27 Aug 2013 09:20:30 +0000
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