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Stay-Tuff Fixed Knot

Horse-Tuff Fixed Knot Field Fence

This is one of the top options when it comes to Horse containment. This wire is installed with wood line posts for the superior strength and longevity. 

 

 

Horse-Tuff Uses

  • Horse fencing.

  • Horse paddock side lines and bordering protection.

  • Pastures.

 

Horse-Tuff Features

  • Fixed knot fence.

  • Pre-stripped rolls – (all of the stay-tuff fence rolls come with 18” of vertical stays removed from both ends of the roll).

  • Heavy Duty galvanization.

 

The Horse-Tuff Advantage 

  • Installs for less than traditional horse fencing.

  • Safe 3” spacing holds up to horse hooves and cuts down on expensive injuries.

  • Stronger and more durable compared to low-tensile horse fence.

  • Rust and corrosion resistant – lasts 3 to 4 times longer than traditional low-tensile horse fencing.

  • Holds its shape – the fence fabric gives with pressure and won’t stretch out of shape.

  • Can be used in conjunction with rail fences.

  • Faster and easier to build, fewer posts to set, plus our new Redi-Roll feature saves time on stripping roll ends.

Here are 6 different options when it comes to Horse-Tuff Field Fence

Stiff-Stay Fence for Horses

Another High Tensile field fence option for horse containment Is Stiff-Stay Field Fence. This would work the best with a board on the top of the wire, for visibility and strength.

 

Stiff-Stay Uses

  • Perimeter and cross fencing for horses.

 

Stiff-Stay Features

  • Class 3 zinc coated.

  • High tensile wire.

  • Meets and exceeds ASTM A-641

 

The Stiff-Stay Advantage

  • 2” x 4” openings prevent horses from stepping through and keep predators out.

  • Deep crimp in line wire allows fence to follow uneven terrain, absorbs impacts from animals, falling limbs, and snow loads, and remain tight.

  • Stronger than conventional horse fence.

  • Fast and easy to install.

  • Uses less posts than low tensile horse fence.

  • High tensile wire will not stretch and sag like low tensile wire.

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