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12 x 5 ft Horse Corral Panel, 5 Rail, 14 Gauge, 14 gauge welded steel

12 ft x 5 ft 5-Rail Horse Corral Panel

$139.95Each
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Estimated delivery in 1-2 weeks

Made in the USA

Lifetime warranty on welds and frame

Built from welded 14-gauge steel for horse pens, fence lines, and custom corrals. Five rails reduce the open spacing compared with the four-rail panel.

Product guide

Why choose this 12 ft 5-rail horse panel?

The 12 ft length covers longer fence runs with fewer panel connections. Its 5 ft height, welded end caps, and 14-gauge frame suit pens, fence lines, and custom corrals.

Five rails create closer spacing than a four-rail panel. Compare the animals using the enclosure now and later before choosing between open-rail and wire-mesh designs.

Read the horse corral panel buyer's guide
Two horses standing inside a rural corral
Photo by Andreas Ebner on Pexels
Two adult horses standing behind ranch fencing
Photo by Castorly Stock on Pexels

Compare five rails with other panel styles

The best rail layout depends on animal size, behavior, and how the enclosure will be used.

5 rails: Closer rail spacing can be a better fit for young horses, ponies, minis, and smaller livestock.

4 rails: Wider openings work well for settled adult horses when the spacing suits the enclosure.

Wire mesh: Mesh creates smaller openings when more separation is needed between the animal and the area outside the fence.

Welded steel panel rail and post in a powder-coated finish

Finishes and connections

Choose a finish for the look and maintenance you want, then confirm the clamps needed for the complete layout.

Bare metal: Uncoated steel develops a natural rust patina as it weathers.

Powder coat: Dapple grey, black, and custom colors use primer beneath a 2.5 mil powder layer.

Panel clamps: Panel clamps are sold separately. Confirm the clamp type and quantity for the complete layout, especially when joining panels from another manufacturer.

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Questions about this panel

Choose five rails when closer spacing is a better fit for the animals and enclosure. It is commonly compared for young horses, ponies, minis, and smaller livestock.

Questions before you order?

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