About this asset

Engineered for equestrian facilities, this sliding horse stall door Revit family features an overhead track, steel grille bars, and wood plank infill. This equestrian stall front incorporates an overhead track system carrying a sliding door panel adjacent to a matching fixed stall screen. The sliding leaf features a sturdy metal frame divided horizontally, holding vertical safety bars across the upper half and tongue-and-groove horizontal timber boarding below. Alongside the door, the fixed partition mirrors the divided layout with vertical metal grille uprights above an opaque lower infill panel. Finished with dark framing and warm wood cladding, the assembly reflects standard horse barn architecture built for ventilation, visibility, and secure livestock containment.

The download is a 614 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

Load this family directly into a Revit project and place it within a host wall opening or custom barn partition. The assembly includes distinct geometry for the overhead track, grille infill, and solid lower panels, enabling project teams to assign appropriate materials, manage elevation graphics, and extract accurate door schedules across working drawings, specifications, and presentation views.

Designed for agricultural, equestrian, and rural residential typologies, this component suits horse barns, riding arenas, stables, veterinary clinics, and farm estate outbuildings. It pairs naturally with masonry walls, concrete floor slabs, timber truss roof systems, and paddock fencing. Project teams drafting stable layouts or farm compound designs can specify this rolling stall gate to coordinate circulation clearances, ventilation openings, and stable partition detailing during schematic design through construction documentation.