14 lb. “Original”
17 1/4” high
11” X 30” Seat
15 3/4” Neck
Board angle 70°/65°
19 lb. Birch
17 5/8” high
11” X 30” Seat
15 3/4” Neck
Board angle 70°/65°
24 lb. “Long Horse™”
18 1/4” high
11” X 36” Seat
20 3/4” Neck
Board angle 70°/65°
23 lb. “Workhorse”
18 1/4” high
11” X 36” Seat
13 1/4” Neck
Board angle 58°/53°
• Made of Pine (soft wood)
• Light weight, easy travel
• All Stainless Steel hardware
• 20 gauge Hinges
• Custom Fabricated Side Braces
• Engineered with HorseCollar™
Rear Brace safety.
• Magnetic clasp holds the fold.
• Hand made in the USA
NOTE: Not recomended for heavy use or multiperson use environments.
Made of Birch multi-layered laminate
• All Stainless Steel hardware
• Heavy Duty 19 gauge Hinges
• Custom Fabricated Side Braces
• Engineered with HorseCollar™
Rear Brace safety.
• Magnetic clasp holds the fold.
• Base protecting replaceable
(65 durameter) silicone Horseshoes™
Made of Birch multi-layered laminate
• Strong Stainless Steel/Steel Under-
brace support
• Utilizing Stainless Steel hardware,
bolts, nuts & screws
• Heavy Duty 19 gauge Hinges
• Custom Fabricated Side Braces
• Engineered with HorseCollar™
Rear Brace safety.
• Magnetic clasp holds the fold.
• Base protecting replaceable
(65 durameter) silicone Horseshoes™
Made of Birch multi-layered laminate
• Strong Stainless Steel/Steel Under-
brace support
• Utilizing Stainless Steel hardware,
bolts, nuts & screws
• Heavy Duty 19 gauge Hinges
• Custom Fabricated Side Braces
• Engineered with HorseCollar™
Rear Brace safety.
• Magnetic clasp holds the fold.
Opening and closing The Folding Art Horse®
Remember to: Keep the front feet on the ground,
and let gravity move the HorseCollar™ Safety brace
1] OPENING - With the front feet on the ground, open first the back leg, securing the rear side braces into their full open position. Next, while holding the front of the horse upright, lower the seat. The HorseCollar™ safety brace will slide (with gravity) to cover the overlapping sections of the brace.
Secure the front side braces.
2] CLOSING - While seated, push the front side braces forward. Step to the side, while holding the front leg upright lift the seat to clasp against the neck. Turn the back legs away from your body, squeeze the back braces toward you, then clasp the back leg against the underside of the seat.
