The Top Hill 83 Pcs Bundle 40mm Cattle Horse Panel 30x60mm Your Farm Has Been Waiting For
If you're looking to set up reliable, long-lasting yard infrastructure, the Top Hill 83 Pcs Bundle 40mm Cattle Horse Panel 30x60mm is built to handle exactly what livestock farming throws at it. Whether you're managing cattle runs, horse yards, or general stock handling areas, this bundle gives you the structural strength and corrosion resistance you need without cutting corners.
What's in the Top Hill 83 Pcs Bundle 40mm Cattle Horse Panel 30x60mm?
Each panel in this bundle is built to keep your stock where they need to be. Here's what you're getting:
- Weight: 30kg per panel
- Dimensions: 1800mm high by 2100mm wide
- Vertical Frame Posts: 40 x 40 x 1.6mm Galvanized RHS
- Horizontal Rails: 30 x 60mm Galvanised Oval Rail at 1.6mm gauge
- Finish: HDG 15 microns for long lasting corrosion resistance
- Lock Pins: 2 x Solid cold zinc coated per panel
That's real weight and real strength right there, not lightweight gear that'll bend under pressure from a big beast.
How the Top Hill 83 Pcs Bundle 40mm Cattle Horse Panel 30x60mm Is Built
The vertical frame posts are 40 x 40 x 1.6mm Galvanized RHS, and the horizontal rails are 30 x 60mm oval rail at 1.6mm gauge, also galvanised. That combination gives you a rigid frame that holds its shape through daily stock movements and rough handling. The finish is HDG at 15 microns, so you're well protected against the rust and corrosion that comes with outdoor farm use. Locking it all together are two solid cold zinc coated lock pins per panel, keeping everything secure once assembled.
Upgrading Beyond the Top Hill 83 Pcs Bundle 40mm Cattle Horse Panel 30x60mm
If your operation needs something heavier duty, this range has you covered. Heavy duty cattle panels are also available in 40x80 and 42x115 rail options for situations where you need even more strength. And if you need gated access points in your yard setup, heavy duty cattle gates come in 2.3m and 3.0m heights to match your requirements.
