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Horse Fencing Supplies for Paddocks, Pastures and Stables

Horse fencing supplies are specified around one risk that does not apply to cattle or sheep fence: a hoof or shoe passing through an opening and catching. KUNYU FENCING manufactures S knot non-climb woven wire fence with 2 inch stay spacing in 60 and 72 inch heights, supplied in 200 ft rolls, alongside 3-rail vinyl horse fence for paddock divisions and ranch entrances where visibility matters more than containment strength. The S knot is used rather than a fixed or barbed knot because it closes the opening without leaving a sharp knot end at horse chest height. Everything on this page is quoted factory-direct in bulk, with Class 3 galvanized or PVC and color-coated finishes, OEM labels and export packing for distributors, farm stores and equestrian suppliers.

Horse Fencing Supplies Range

6 products available for bulk order. Every item is quoted factory-direct against your specification, quantity and destination port.

Get bulk pricing for your order

Send the fence type, height, wire count, stay spacing, gauge, roll length, coating, total quantity, packing preference and destination port. For project orders send the total fence run length instead and it will be converted into rolls, posts and wire.

Horse Fencing Supplies by Application

Match the enclosure type to the opening size and fence height before confirming roll length and finish.

ApplicationRecommended supplyUsual heightView range
Horse paddock and turnoutS knot non-climb, 2 in stay spacing60 in60 in S Knot Non-Climb
Stallion and high-pressure pensS knot non-climb, taller panel72 in72 in S Knot Non-Climb
Paddock divisions and entrances3-rail vinyl fence, high visibilityRail height by section3 Rail Vinyl Horse Fence
Mixed horse and small stockS knot, 4 in stay spacing48 in48 in S Knot Fence
Line post supportStudded steel T post with anchor plate6-8 ft post6 ft Green Steel T Post

What Makes Horse Fence Different

Five specification points separate horse fencing supplies from general farm fence, and all five are worth stating on the enquiry.

2 inch openings

A 2 inch stay spacing is narrow enough that a hoof cannot pass through and catch. This is the single most important difference from a 6 inch field fence and it raises the wire count and roll weight.

S knot rather than fixed knot

The S knot wraps the stay around the line wire without leaving a protruding knot end, so there is no sharp edge at chest or shoulder height where a horse leans on the fence.

Roll length

Non-climb horse fence is supplied in 200 ft rolls rather than the 330 ft rolls used for field fence, because the higher wire count makes a 330 ft roll heavy to handle on site.

Visibility

Horses run into fence they cannot see. 3-rail vinyl fence, a top rail or a sight wire is normally specified on paddock perimeters and entrances for that reason.

Finish

Class 3 galvanized is standard. PVC and color coating are specified where the appearance of the paddock matters or where the fence is close to stable buildings.

Horse Fencing Supply FAQ

Specification, quantity and shipping answers for buyers sourcing horse fencing supplies in bulk.

What is the best fence for horses?

S knot non-climb woven wire with 2 inch stay spacing is the usual specification, because the opening is too narrow for a hoof to pass through and the S knot leaves no sharp knot end. A 60 in height covers most paddock and turnout use, with 72 in specified for stallions and higher-pressure pens. A top rail or 3-rail vinyl fence is often added for visibility.

Why is 2 inch spacing used for horse fence instead of 6 inch?

A 6 inch opening is wide enough for a hoof or shoe to pass through and catch when a horse paws or rolls against the fence. Dropping to 2 inch stay spacing closes that opening. The trade-off is a much higher wire count per roll, which raises roll weight and cost per roll compared with a field fence of the same height.

Should I use barbed wire for horse fencing?

Barbed wire is not recommended for horse enclosures. Horses press and rub against fence lines and barbs cause chest and leg injuries. Barbed wire is supplied for cattle and rural boundary use; for horses the range is S knot non-climb woven wire and vinyl rail fence.

What roll length does non-climb horse fence come in?

Non-climb horse fence is normally supplied in 200 ft rolls. The 2 inch stay spacing means far more wire per foot than a field fence, so a 330 ft roll becomes heavy and awkward to handle. Confirm the roll length on the enquiry because it changes the roll count for a given fence run.

What is the minimum order for bulk horse fencing supplies?

Minimum order is 100 rolls for woven wire fence including the S knot non-climb range. Steel T posts start at 1,000 to 3,000 pieces depending on length and weight grade. Vinyl fence is quoted per section or per set; send the total run length and rail count for a quantity conversion.

How many rolls and posts do I need for a paddock?

Send the perimeter length in feet or metres and the intended post spacing. Woven wire horse fence normally runs 8 to 12 ft post spacing, so a mile of fence takes about 528 posts at 10 ft spacing or about 660 posts at 8 ft. The roll count follows from the 200 ft roll length plus an allowance for overlaps and corners.

Can vinyl fence and woven wire ship together?

Yes. Mixed container loading is standard, and combining vinyl sections, woven wire rolls and steel posts in one container fills the weight allowance and lowers freight cost per unit. A 20 ft container carries approximately 25 to 27 tons of cargo.

Do you supply OEM labels for equestrian retail?

Yes. OEM labels, printed sleeves, product cards and roll wrapping can be arranged for qualified bulk orders, which suits farm stores and equestrian suppliers selling the fence under their own brand. Lead time is 15 to 25 days after the specification and packing are confirmed.