Product Literature
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• See the Difference in Lucas Equine Equipment (Value): low-resolution
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• Stall Hardwood Selection Matrix: low-resolution
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Installation Instructions for Hardware and Accessories
• Blanket Bar, Fold-Down
• Bolt-Through Door Pulls
• Brass Finials
• Bridle Hook
• Floor-Mounted Stops & Guides
• Name Card Holder
• Pinlock Latch
• Shoe Guide
• Shoe Stop with Removable Plate
• Standard Door Pull
• Wall-Mounted Door Stop
• Wall-Mounted Stay Roll
• Bolt-Through Door Pulls
• Brass Finials
• Bridle Hook
• Floor-Mounted Stops & Guides
• Name Card Holder
• Pinlock Latch
• Shoe Guide
• Shoe Stop with Removable Plate
• Standard Door Pull
• Wall-Mounted Door Stop
• Wall-Mounted Stay Roll
Sample Media Coverage
• Architecture DC Magazine: "Good Horse Sense," Spring 2010
This article features the barn of a horse breeder from South Carolina. This barn, at Ketchen Place Farm, was designed by architect Blackburn Architects of Washington, D.C., and built by Advanced Equine Construction of Corbin, Kentucky. The stalls are designed and built by Lucas Equine Equipment.
• Equus and Dressage Today Magazines: "Better Barns," February 2010
This special section features the Miller Barn, owned by Judy and John Paul Miller in Lexington, Kentucky. This extremely functional barn and horse stalls were built using reclaimed hardwood from a previous barn on the property. The barn was built by Downey Construction of Lexington, Kentucky. The stalls were designed and built by Lucas Equine Equipment.
This article features the barn of a horse breeder from South Carolina. This barn, at Ketchen Place Farm, was designed by architect Blackburn Architects of Washington, D.C., and built by Advanced Equine Construction of Corbin, Kentucky. The stalls are designed and built by Lucas Equine Equipment.
• Equus and Dressage Today Magazines: "Better Barns," February 2010
This special section features the Miller Barn, owned by Judy and John Paul Miller in Lexington, Kentucky. This extremely functional barn and horse stalls were built using reclaimed hardwood from a previous barn on the property. The barn was built by Downey Construction of Lexington, Kentucky. The stalls were designed and built by Lucas Equine Equipment.
