Fig. 241.—Stall Partitions.
[Figure 241] gives the patterns and measurements for
The Stall Partitions, four of which should be cut out and fastened to the floor of the stable four inches apart, or so they will divide the inside width into five equal stalls.
The Feed-troughs are made out of two strips of cigar boxes fitted between the stalls, as shown in [Figs. 239] and [241], and are fastened in place by means of brads and glue. Above the stalls cut
Small Windows an inch and one-half square in the rear wall. These are the ventilating windows for the stalls, and may be left open.
[Figure 242] shows the construction of
Fig. 242.—Ladder to Hay-loft.
A Ladder to the hay-loft. This is made out of two sticks twelve inches long, with strips of cigar-boxes two inches long glued to them half an inch apart, as shown in the drawing. Cut away a section of the hay-loft floor two inches square and stick the end of the ladder up through the opening, fastening the uprights to the edge of the floor (see [Fig. 242]).