how thick should a horse stall wall be
Plenty of exercise and pasture time, not much just bored, stand-around time in their stalls. With boards being rough-cut, you have thicker boards, closer to actual dimensions of original 2 x 6 or whatever size you order. Planing board smooth, takes off more wood, board is not as strong. Horse kick is quite strong, you want thick heavy boards to take the punishment. We use white oak, harder then the red oak, also available locally. We got our oak boards green from the lumber mill, used galvanized nails to put the boards up.