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Stop Wasting Grain — and Stall Space
The Dura-Tech® Platinum Corner Feeder puts your horse's grain where it belongs: in a deep 30-quart bowl bolted tight into the corner, not scattered through the bedding. Made in the USA from thick-walled, high-impact plastic, rated cold-weather resistant, and backed by a 5-year guarantee.
The Problem
Your Stall Has a Feeding Problem You're Paying For Every Day
It is early morning, and your horse has finished breakfast before you reach the stall door. The feeder may still be hanging where you left it, but part of the ration is scattered through the bedding below. A few mouthfuls have been pushed into the corner, some have been stepped on, and the rest must be separated from shavings before you can finish your normal stall routine. What should have been a straightforward feeding has created another small cleanup job.
You know this scene if your horse likes to nose, sort, or fling grain while eating. A shallow feeder gives an active muzzle plenty of opportunity to push feed over the rim. A bucket that swings or shifts adds movement at exactly the moment your horse needs a steady place to eat. Even a serviceable feeder can use stall space awkwardly, projecting into an area where you walk, bed, or work while leaving the actual corner underused.
The visible mess is only part of the problem. Once grain is mixed into bedding, you cannot easily tell how much your horse consumed and how much was lost. Supplements may disappear with it. You spend time picking through the stall, sweeping around the feeder, or adding another scoop because the original ration is no longer where you put it. Across an entire barn, repeating those steps stall after stall can turn a minor design frustration into a persistent drain on your morning and evening routine.
Your horse needs enough room to eat comfortably, but that room should be inside the feeder rather than across the stall floor. The real issue is not feeding technique or a difficult horse. It is a feeding station that does not combine useful depth, secure mounting, and a shape suited to the space available in your stall.
You know this scene if your horse likes to nose, sort, or fling grain while eating. A shallow feeder gives an active muzzle plenty of opportunity to push feed over the rim. A bucket that swings or shifts adds movement at exactly the moment your horse needs a steady place to eat. Even a serviceable feeder can use stall space awkwardly, projecting into an area where you walk, bed, or work while leaving the actual corner underused.
The visible mess is only part of the problem. Once grain is mixed into bedding, you cannot easily tell how much your horse consumed and how much was lost. Supplements may disappear with it. You spend time picking through the stall, sweeping around the feeder, or adding another scoop because the original ration is no longer where you put it. Across an entire barn, repeating those steps stall after stall can turn a minor design frustration into a persistent drain on your morning and evening routine.
Your horse needs enough room to eat comfortably, but that room should be inside the feeder rather than across the stall floor. The real issue is not feeding technique or a difficult horse. It is a feeding station that does not combine useful depth, secure mounting, and a shape suited to the space available in your stall.
Why It Keeps Happening
Every Spill Is Money Walking Out the Stall Door
The problem is not you, and it is not your horse. Nosing and moving feed are normal parts of how your horse explores a meal. The frustration begins when the feeder provides too little depth, shifts during use, or places the ration where an active muzzle can readily push it over the edge.
Many ordinary feeding containers solve only one part of the job. A portable pan offers flexibility, but it is not anchored to the stall. A hanging bucket may lift feed off the floor, yet it can swing when nudged. A shallow corner feeder uses otherwise empty space, but its profile may still leave grain close to the rim. When mounting points, bowl depth, and placement are treated as separate details, you are left managing the same spill from a slightly different container.
That failure follows you through the rest of the barn routine. Grain pushed into clean bedding must either be retrieved or discarded. Once it is trampled, dampened, or mixed through the stall, you lose a clear view of what your horse actually ate. Cleanup takes longer, and replacing a cracked or damaged feeder means another installation and another round of hardware. In cold-weather barns, a product without a published resistance claim can also leave you uncertain about how its material is intended to handle winter conditions.
The usual workarounds do not address all of those concerns together. You can hang a bucket more tightly, place a pan against the wall, or sweep more carefully after every meal, but each option asks you to compensate for the feeder. What you need is a stable corner feeding station with meaningful capacity, a deeper profile, and construction that is explicitly designed for routine barn conditions—not another container that creates a new chore while trying to solve the old one.
Many ordinary feeding containers solve only one part of the job. A portable pan offers flexibility, but it is not anchored to the stall. A hanging bucket may lift feed off the floor, yet it can swing when nudged. A shallow corner feeder uses otherwise empty space, but its profile may still leave grain close to the rim. When mounting points, bowl depth, and placement are treated as separate details, you are left managing the same spill from a slightly different container.
That failure follows you through the rest of the barn routine. Grain pushed into clean bedding must either be retrieved or discarded. Once it is trampled, dampened, or mixed through the stall, you lose a clear view of what your horse actually ate. Cleanup takes longer, and replacing a cracked or damaged feeder means another installation and another round of hardware. In cold-weather barns, a product without a published resistance claim can also leave you uncertain about how its material is intended to handle winter conditions.
The usual workarounds do not address all of those concerns together. You can hang a bucket more tightly, place a pan against the wall, or sweep more carefully after every meal, but each option asks you to compensate for the feeder. What you need is a stable corner feeding station with meaningful capacity, a deeper profile, and construction that is explicitly designed for routine barn conditions—not another container that creates a new chore while trying to solve the old one.
- ✗Grain pushed over a shallow rim and lost in the bedding
- ✗A hanging bucket that swings at every bite
- ✗No way to tell how much your horse actually ate
- ✗A cracked feeder means new hardware and another install
The Solution
A Feeder Engineered by Horse People — and Guaranteed for Five Years
The Dura-Tech® Platinum Corner Feeder 30 Quart solves the problem with shape, depth, and mounting. The corner profile tucks the bowl against two stall walls, turning space you weren't using into a dedicated place for your horse to eat. Thirty quarts of depth keeps the ration well below the rim, which is what discourages grain slinging in the first place.
The body is thick-walled, high-impact plastic, rated cold-weather resistant and made in the USA. Three reinforced U-bolts hold it tight to the corner so it can't swing or slide the way a hanging bucket does. You'll need to add your own screw eyes and double-end snaps — those aren't included, so pick them up when you order.
For your horse, that means a roomy bowl in the same spot every meal, deep enough to nose through without pushing feed over the edge. For you, it means a cleaner stall floor, a clearer view of what your horse actually ate, and a corner that finally earns its keep. Backed by a 5-year guarantee from a family business trusted since 1948.
The body is thick-walled, high-impact plastic, rated cold-weather resistant and made in the USA. Three reinforced U-bolts hold it tight to the corner so it can't swing or slide the way a hanging bucket does. You'll need to add your own screw eyes and double-end snaps — those aren't included, so pick them up when you order.
For your horse, that means a roomy bowl in the same spot every meal, deep enough to nose through without pushing feed over the edge. For you, it means a cleaner stall floor, a clearer view of what your horse actually ate, and a corner that finally earns its keep. Backed by a 5-year guarantee from a family business trusted since 1948.
Guarantee
5-Year Guarantee
Backed by a 5-year guarantee — a defined support term in writing, not a vague promise about durability.
Made in USA
Proudly Made in the USA
Made in the USA, with thick-walled construction you can feel the moment you pick it up.
Cold Rated
Cold Weather Resistant
Thick-walled, high-impact plastic rated cold-weather resistant, so it stays workable through a hard winter in an unheated barn.
30qt
Deep 30-Quart Anti-Sling Bowl
A deep bowl and 30 quarts of room hold a full ration well below the rim, which discourages the grain-slinging habit.
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What Riders Are Saying
★★★★★
"We've used these for years. Easy to install and to clean."
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★★★★★
"Quality corner feeder. Worth the price and was easy to install. Recommend this product."
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★★★★★
"Love the shape of these and the included hardware but I do wish there was a bigger option."
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Side by Side
How Three Stall Feeders Compare
These products take different approaches to corner feeding. The table uses only specifications and features published by the manufacturers or cited retailer product pages; information that was not published is marked “Not listed.”
| Feature | Schneiders Dura-Tech® Platinum Corner Feeder 30 Quart | Fortiflex CF-24 Corner Feeder | Horsemen's Pride 30 Quart Feed Tub |
|---|---|---|---|
| Published capacity | 30 quarts | 24 quarts / 6 gallons | 30 quarts / 7.5 gallons |
| Published construction | Thick-walled, high-impact plastic; PDP describes it as chemical-free | Crack-resistant plastic with UV protection | Durable polyethylene plastic |
| Stall placement | Designed to fit into a stall corner | Corner-mounted stall feeder | Round feed tub that can be hung in a stall corner |
| Integrated mounting points | Three reinforced U-bolts | Real brass eyelets | Three attached U-bolts |
| Separate attachment hardware | Screw eyes and double-end snaps not included | Bolts or double snaps not included | Snaps are used for hanging; whether they are included is not listed |
| Published spill-control design | Deep design intended to discourage grain slinging | Offset front lip intended to help minimize grain loss | High sides intended to help keep grain from spilling |
| Published cold-weather claim | Cold-weather resistant | Resists cold-weather cracking | Not listed |
| Made in USA | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Published product warranty | Five-year unbreakable guarantee | Five years on colors; one year on black | Not listed |
What Makes the Dura-Tech® Platinum Corner Feeder Worth Every Dollar
Most cheap feeders are designed to look good in a catalog. The Dura-Tech® Platinum was designed to survive your barn. The thick-walled, high-impact plastic is 100% chemical-free — safe for your horse day after day, year after year. Cold temperatures that crack lesser feeders do not faze this one. The three reinforced U-bolts are included, making installation straightforward on solid stall walls; note that screw eyes and double-end snaps are sold separately. At 30 quarts, there is room for a full grain ration with space to spare, and the deep profile actively works against grain-slinging habits. The snug corner fit reclaims stall square footage that was otherwise going to waste. At $29.99 — down from $39.99 — and backed by a 5-year unbreakable guarantee, this is one of the highest-value feeding upgrades you can make for your stall.
- ✓30-Quart deep bowl capacity — full ration, zero wasted corners
- ✓High-impact, 100% chemical-free plastic — safe for your horse season after season
- ✓Cold weather resistant — holds up through hard winters without cracking
- ✓Three reinforced U-bolts included for secure, stable corner mounting
- ✓5-Year unbreakable guarantee — USA-made to outlast the competition (replace with product photo)
A Cleaner Stall, Less Wasted Feed, One Easy Install
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The Takeaway
The Dura-Tech® Platinum Corner Feeder is the smartest $29.99 upgrade your stall can get.
USA-made, cold-weather rated, and backed by a 5-year unbreakable guarantee, it turns a wasted corner into a clean, secure feeding station. For horse owners who care about both their horse's nutrition and their feed budget, this feeder delivers on every count.
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