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NEW PRODUCTS 49 Quality English Manufacturing Since 1836 Stable & Tackroom Equipment Tack Room n Stable n Outdoor n Trolleys n Shopfitting Hello! An almost 200 year pedigree has allowed STUBBS to design, develop and perfect a comprehensive range of stable and tack room equipment that is renowned across the world for quality, practicality and value. While some products were originally designed 40 years ago and just cannot be bettered, we continue to innovate and launch exciting new lines which we expect to be just as popular and stand the test of time. While our history is important to our success, STUBBS is a progressive, innovative manufacturer. As riders ourselves, we test our new products thoroughly in a real world environment to ensure that they perform to our satisfaction. Only when we are 100% confident in their performance, do we launch a new product to market. This latest catalogue showcases our entire range and includes many exciting new products. For more information why not visit our website – STUBBSENGLAND.com – or follow us on all main social media channels. We are confident that you will find everything for the stable and tackroom in the latest STUBBS range. Welcome to our biggest catalogue ever. Chris Bradwell Tack Room 3 Stable 35 Outdoor 57 Trolleys 81 Shopfitting 93 TACK ROOM TACK ROOM S19W WESTERN LIGHT SADDLE RACK An extended version of our popular S19 Forward Seat Saddle Rack S198 to accommodate the larger Western saddle. Provided with a pole WESTERN HEAVY SADDLE RACK below for the pad. coated Red or Black. Pad STUBBYFINE Mighty big’n’beefy this comfortably carries a Western saddle, stored separately and therefore dries easily. with pad below. Heavy steel construction. Black STUBBYFINE Width: 24cm Height: 42cm coated. Pad stored separately and therefore dries easily. Projection: 62cm Weight: 2.4kg Width: 38cm Height: 51cm Projection: 62cm Weight: 5kg Colours: n n S19 FORWARD SEAT SADDLE RACK S19A Excellent for displaying saddles as flaps face outwards. Suits all saddles but particularly good for forward cut saddles, and U.S. HARNESS BRACKET reducing chafe against the wall. Popular on the international Solid rod and plate construction makes this very heavy duty. market. Robust steel construction. STUBBYFINE coated in Red STUBBYFINE coated Red or Black. or Black. Width: 5cm Height: 34cm Width: 22cm Height: 27cm Projection: 44cm Weight: 1.3kg Projection: 57cm Weight: 1.5kg Colours: n n Colours: n n 4 Visit us at STUBBSENGLAND.com TACK ROOM S2077 RETRO BRIDLE RACK With a refined style and substantial construction this is the perfect partner to the elegant retro saddle rack. Enjoying the same wrought iron styling and dark waxed hardwood, this looks the part virtually anywhere. Protruding wooden lip prevents bridles falling off. Large hook below for reins etc. Black STUBBYFINE coated heavy steel construction and beautiful waxed hardwood block. Packed in attractive display box. Width: 10cm Height: 15cm Projection: 6.5cm Weight: 0.35kg S1777 RETRO SADDLE RACK Evoking the quality and class of two centuries ago, the stylish metalwork and beautiful dark solid wooden pole create a very classy saddle rack. Befitting the finest yards in the world, only its practical functionality exceeds its appearance. Immediately commanding the attention of the most demanding architects and owners, this is seen in the finest tack rooms. However, with a price tag that is within everyone’s reach, all can enjoy the classic styling. Black STUBBYFINE coated robust metalwork and the waxed dark hardwood pole; a classic combination. For the complete traditional yard see the S41 Horse Shoe Door Bolt (p45) and the S30K Tie Ring King (p45) For point of sale, a purpose designed box sleeves over the pole reflecting the quality of this fine product. Width: 21cm Height: 32cm Projection: 47cm Weight: 1.25kg Family owned since 1836 Quality English Manufacturing 5 TACK ROOM S17 STANDARD SADDLE RACK A most popular stalwart in our range with nearly 3 million made. Accepted worldwide as the standard, this tubular steel saddle rack suits virtually all needs. STUBBYFINE coated in Red, Black, Blue, Green, Grey, Pink or Purple. Width: 25cm Height: 27cm Projection: 54cm Weight: 1.34kg Colours: n n n n n n n S173 SMOOTHIE SLIP-ON The ultimate make-over for the world’s favourite saddle rack (nearly 3 million are spread around the planet). Designed jointly with an SMS Saddle Fitter this slides tightly on to any STUBBS S17 Saddle Rack. This provides a large smooth support area for those who really care about their saddle. STUBBYTHENE moulding in Black, Red, Blue, Green, Pink, Purple or Orange. Length: 42cm Width: 25cm Height: 15cm Weight: 0.6kg Colours: n n n n n n n S1707 SADDLE SOFTEE First ever soft saddle rack which actually supports the saddle’s individual shape rather than hard contact – where it touches! Stretched leather and indented padding are a thing of the past; the cost of a Saddle Softee is a fraction of reflocking! The Black webbing fits over the curved front horn of the saddle rack and loops through at the rear. Because velcro is used you can S174 adjust the tension to suit the saddle. Saddles can be put on either way around. For shops this allows very attractive display SADDLE HOOK with flaps outwards. The parallel bars are perfect for separately After nearly 3 million S17’s, we have now added a generous drying a numnah. When both saddle and numnah are on the hook for hats, coats, horse boots etc, taking advantage of the rack there is an air gap in between promoting drying. Easily unused space below the saddle without losing the wall bridle detached webbing for washing. Curved sloping horn helps hook. Designed for safety, the hook is rounded and very large children to guide the saddle on. Heavy duty steel construction, capacity. Standard STUBBS construction. STUBBYFINE STUBBYFINE coated in Red or Black. coated in Red, Black, Blue, Green, Grey, Pink and Purple. Length: 74cm Width: 17cm Width: 25cm Height: 27cm Height: 37cm Weight: 3kg Projection: 54cm Weight: 1.52kg Colours: n n Colours: n n n n n n n 6 Visit us at STUBBSENGLAND.com TACK ROOM S881 S871 THE SWINGER TACK RACK Great for rugs, saddles and clothing, both outside the stable Combining both saddle and rug rack, this swivels freely and and in the tack room. Swings flat to wall for safety or when is ideal outside the stable. If a horse brushes past it will swing not in use. If a horse brushes past it will swing away. Black away. Strong steel construction, Black STUBBYFINE coated STUBBYFINE coated. and complete with an integral hook for coats, whips and headcollars etc. Height: 40cm Projection: 86cm (4cm when flat to wall) Width: 4cm (85cm when flat to wall) Width: 3cm Height: 87cm Weight: 1.7kg Projection: 47.5cm Weight: 1.65kg PORTABLE SADDLE RACKS Suiting all indoor and outdoor requirements where fixing is not desirable or where portability is required. Each incorporates a S1706 hook for bridles. STUBBYFINE coated in Red or Black. SIDE SADDLE RACK Colours: n n Universal – fits varying sizes and generations of side saddles. For installation, hold saddle on pre-attached main rack, then S201 locate the smaller pole against leaping head before fixing. Black STUBBYFINE coated, strong steel construction. STUBBS SINGLE ARM Traditional Blacksmith Styling. Width: 21cm Height: 48cm Projection: 42cm Weight: 1.8kg Projection: Large part: 62cm Small part: 32cm Width: S202 Large part: 20cm Small part: 15cm Height: TWIN ARM Large part: 38cm Small part: 17cm Width: 21cm Height: 48cm Weight: 2.25kg Projection: 42cm Weight: 2.25kg Family owned since 1836 Quality English Manufacturing 7 TACK ROOM S1705 SCROLL SADDLE RACK We combine our 19th Century heritage and 21st Century quality to create an exceptional saddle rack. Particularly for prestigious use, this looks the part in any quality location. Wall mounted, Black STUBBYFINE coated steel. For home and display use. Width: 18cm Height: 26cm Projection: 64cm Weight: 1.95kg S17P REMOVABLE CLIP-ON SADDLE FIXED POLE SADDLE RACK Permanent fixing with round pole that fits snugly between pads. RACK Simple and very efficient. STUBBYFINE coated Red or Black. When detachability is the key, there are 4 models to choose from. The single pole version has one wall bracket whilst all Width: 14cm Height: 19cm others have two. Tough construction with bright zinc plated Projection: 48cm Weight: 1.08kg brackets and Black STUBBYFINE coated arms. Colours: n n S331 SINGLE ARM Width: 11cm Height: 16cm Projection: 46cm Weight: 0.6kg S332 TWIN ARM Width: 11cm Height: 46cm Projection: 46cm Weight: 1.3kg S333 TRIPLE ARM S183 Width: 11cm Height: 77cm CLIP-UP SADDLE RACK Projection: 46cm Weight: 2kg Simple compact design easily clips up when unused. With a very positive action this is particularly suited to trailers and lorries, as S334 well as tack rooms. Perfect outside the stable door as this saddle rack will neatly fold flat after use. Strong steel construction. Black QUADRUPLE ARM STUBBYFINE coated. Width: 11cm Height: 108cm Width: 15cm Height: 47.5cm Projection: 46cm Weight: 2.65kg Depth: 11cm Weight: 0.6kg 8 Visit us at STUBBSENGLAND.com TACK ROOM SWIVELLING SADDLE RACK Space saving design with our usual strong construction. Fixed outwards until lifted and swivelled for flat to wall stowage position. Bright zinc plated wall bracket and STUBBYFINE coated arms. Red or Black. Colours: n n S211 SINGLE ARM Width: 5cm Height: 19cm Projection: 45cm Weight: 1.1kg S212 TWIN ARM S4916 Width: 5cm Height: 49cm Projection: 45cm Weight: 2.3kg SEXDECUPLE TOWER An established favourite for shops and show stands this is incredibly simple and effective. Displays 16 saddles individually in 1.35m square.
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