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Your horse eats head-down from the floor, the way it grazes, and the hay stays in the corner instead of across the stall. The Corner Floor Hay Rack holds 6 to 8 flakes behind a 30 by 42½ inch front panel with 2½-inch slow-feed spacing, and a matching lid settles onto the pile as it is eaten so your horse keeps pulling through the bars. Two plastic-capped rods keep the lid level. Two panels slide together, the floor plate drops in, and the unit screws to a clear stall corner with the included hardware. Backed by the 5-year Easy-Up® warranty against breakage.
This corner floor hay rack is engineered to encourage slow and healthy eating in a more natural position. Say goodbye to wasted hay scattered all over the stall; this rack keeps it neatly contained. It holds 6+ flakes of hay with a lid to avoid top feeding. Featuring a spacious 30"H x 42 1/2"W front panel with a 27 1/2" x 27 1/2" lid, this unit is designed for ground-level use.
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Brand
Easy-Up
Overall rating: 4.48 / 5 from 50 reviews.
The Easy-Up® Slow Feed Corner Floor Hay Rack is designed to promote healthy, slow eating in horses by containing hay and allowing for a more natural feeding position. Customers appreciate its large capacity and ease of assembly, though feedback on its sturdiness and height varies.
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"I’ve tried 4 different hey Nets, they were supposed to be slow feeders, and my horse would just mow down through his food so quickly. I had to find something else that was going to be able to slow him down from going through his hay too fast. This corner slow feeder has been the best thing I’ve tried in a long time and my horse absolutely loves it."
"The way he stretches down to eat his hay now he has gotten a clean bill of health from his bodyworker and chiropractor! Made such a difference!"
"I loved the idea of these corner feeders. I purchased them without the lids, because I didn’t need a slow feeder as much as I needed something to keep the hay in a corner. I bought three One of them showed up and did not hinge together properly. My husband had to drill it out. And then all three of them provided screws that went through the 2 x 6 standard plywood of a stall So there are screws popped through the wood on the other side of the stall. As far as attaching to the ground goes. If you have concrete, I guess you can drill and put those screws in. Otherwise, you need longer screws to get several inches down in the dirt. Overall, just a bad purchase for me. Now before someone asks, I did not call the company back and explain all this. By the time I got my Barn up - they were just too cumbersome and the company would’ve charged me to send them back(I have experience with this in the past) so they made $400 off of me. But I won’t purchase anything else. I’m not angry about it, I just wish the hardware would’ve fit better and an average stall, and the product would have been quality assured a little better."
"These have been some of the best hay feeders we have ever had! They hold enough hay to last all night when horses have to stay in for bad weather. We love that they slow the pace of their eating, keep the hay contained, and hold enough for us to be able to feed truly free choice hay!"
"These are beautiful and match the black metal touches in our barn. However it is impossible to attach these to the stalls due to a metal strip in our stalls. It would be great to have instructions and some detail prior to ordering. They are expensive to send back so we will have a carpenter build a platform to allow us to use."
"It is working great for my mini donkeys."
"I love this but…if I reorder, it will be without the slow feeder top. Just backward to maneuver and the paint is chipping off the bats. I’m afraid the horses are ingesting it!"
"The concept is good, but my son had to re-weld some of the brackets. , and a few of the verticle braces have bent. I’d say they need to improve the quality, but I do love that my horse is eating from the floor; a more natural position."
"I’m pretty happy with this. That said, a few things should be fixed. The plastic rings that attach to the lid came undone whithin seconds of first use, and they had some scratchy edges. I’ve taped them, which should do the trick, but really, that shouldn’t be necessary. We had a bit of an issue installing the feeder, but that was because of how the stall wall was and he were able to address that issue by adding a board to one side. I expect some stratches over time. Other than that, it looks sturdy and it holds a tone of hay. Keeps the stall clean and seems to slow consumption more than the hay net she had previously (which, in her case, is great). Would buy again."
"Love this feeder! I've been using it for over a year now and it the is perfect slow feeder solution while allowing your horse to eat at their natural position."
