Stall Hay Feeders

Choose a Hay Feeder for Your Horse Stall

Start with the space you have and where you want to load hay. A corner rack uses space where two walls meet. A flat wall rack leaves the corner open, and a hanging rack can work on a compatible gate or fence.

• Compare a corner hay rack with a flat wall hay rack by measuring the wall space and how far the rack will project into the stall.
• For hay and grain in one location, compare the corner feeder with a poly tub and the wall stall hay and grain feeder.
• If you load from the aisle, check stall compatibility for the tilt out stall feeder. For a removable setup, compare the pair of hanging hay racks.

Can I order a single stall feeder?

Shipping varies by model. Check the product page for pair quantities, pickup options and pallet requirements. For pallet freight, include the feeder model, quantity and delivery ZIP code when requesting a quote.

Stall Hay Feeders and Horse Hay Racks

Compare stall hay feeders for horses and compatible livestock, including corner feeders, wall-mounted hay racks, mangers, tilt-out feeders and stall feed savers. The right design makes hay accessible while helping keep loose forage away from bedding, manure and standing water. Review the products below to find a model suited to your stall layout and feeding routine.

Compare Stall Hay Feeder Styles

Corner Stall Feeders

Corner-style feeders make use of space along two stall walls. Check the overall dimensions, installation method, animal reach and clearance before ordering. A stable mounting arrangement and suitable position are especially important in confined stalls.

Wall-Mounted Hay Racks

Wall hay racks hold hay in an organized area and can help limit forage scattered across the floor. Compare bar spacing, rack depth, mounting hardware and accessibility for the intended animal. Avoid positioning racks where horses may become entangled or where falling hay creates eye or respiratory irritation.

Manger, Tilt-Out and Feed-Saver Designs

Manger-style and feed-saver models offer different ways to present and retain hay. Tilt-out feeders can make refilling easier on selected installations, but check the model's access and mounting requirements. Confirm whether the listing is for a complete feeder, a pair of racks, or an individual component.

How to Choose a Stall Hay Feeder

• Animal compatibility: Check the manufacturer's intended species, size range, feeding height and opening dimensions.
• Stall layout: Measure the available wall or corner space and confirm clearance from gates, doors, waterers and high-traffic areas.
• Mounting and safety: Use appropriate hardware and inspect for sharp edges, exposed fasteners, entrapment risks and loose connections.
• Hay capacity: Match the rack or manger to the portions you feed and how frequently it is refilled.
• Cleaning: Keep accessible areas clear of spoiled hay, dust buildup and material contaminated by moisture or manure.

Some older products or portable feeder designs may be listed for reference even when unavailable. Check the status of the specific product before placing an order or requesting a quote.

Shop Other Hay Feeders

For paddocks and pastures, explore our horse hay feeders, including round-bale and covered designs. For other species, browse cattle hay feeders or small animal hay feeders. View all styles from the hay feeder category.

Ordering and Shipping

Review the dimensions and availability on each product page. For help selecting a feeder or requesting delivered pricing, provide the product name, quantity and destination ZIP code. Contact Barn World at (720) 238-2190 or sales@barnworld.com.