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Horse Solarium
Overhead infrared solarium used to warm and dry a horse after washing, work or turnout in wet weather.
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Solariums, horse dryers and rug drying systems for wet British winters.
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Rug Drying System
Heated drying rails and airflow for rugs, saddle pads and boots through a wet winter.
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Portable Horse Dryer
Wheeled warm air dryer used to dry a horse off after washing, work or a wet day, without fitting anything to the building. It moves between stables and wash areas and stores away between uses.
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Which option is right for you?
A side-by-side view of the practical options. Anything not yet confirmed is specified for your horses, building and routine before you order.
| Product | Best for | Installation | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Horse Solarium | Private owners drying horses through the winter, and yards that wash and work horses daily. | Site survey required | Price on request |
| Rug Drying System | Any yard or owner turning out through a British winter. | Wall or ceiling fixed | Price on request |
| Portable Horse Dryer | Owners with one to three horses, and yards without a building suited to a fixed solarium. | Site survey required | Price on request |
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How drying equipment helps
- Overhead infrared warmth for drying after washing or work
- Fixed or height-adjustable mounting for stable and wash bay use
- Timer control for repeatable sessions
- Suitable for single-horse and multi-horse routines
- Heated rails with controlled airflow
- Dries rugs, pads, boots and bandages overnight
Suitability
Who should consider it?
Private owners drying horses through the winter, and yards that wash and work horses daily.
Any yard or owner turning out through a British winter.
Owners with one to three horses, and yards without a building suited to a fixed solarium.
Before you buy
Choosing drying equipment
Horse numbers
How many horses the equipment needs to serve, now and in a few years.
Space and services
The space, power, water and drainage available in the intended location.
Everyday use
Who will use it day to day and how easily it can be cleaned and checked.
After the purchase
Installation, servicing, parts and support once the equipment is in use.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
The questions we are asked most about drying equipment.
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