Personalised Solid Oak Tack Square Sign

Personalised Solid Oak Tack Square Sign

Personalised solid oak tack square sign, engraved with your horse’s name and stable details for clear identification in a livery yard.

Full Description

Made for the working environment of a livery yard, this personalised solid oak tack square sign clearly identifies the storage area belonging to an individual horse. Whether the space holds buckets, hay, grooming kit, tack or other equipment, the engraved sign gives each horse’s square a clear and permanent identity. The weight and natural grain of solid oak suit the traditional surroundings of a stable or tack area.

Each sign is made from solid oak, with the wording engraved directly into the face of the timber rather than printed or applied to the surface. The engraving sits naturally within the grain, while the oak itself brings variation in tone and figuring from one sign to the next. Its substantial timber construction makes it well suited to a busy equestrian setting.

Enter the horse’s name together with the stable number, tack square reference or other wording exactly as you would like it to appear. Our studio will arrange the information into the most balanced layout for the selected sign size. A proof can be sent before engraving if selected. Please refer to the product options for the sign size, finish and any fixings included with your chosen specification.

Key Features

• Made from substantial solid oak
• 300x200x25
• Personalised for an individual horse and tack square
• Wording engraved directly into the timber
• Suitable for tack rooms, stable storage areas and livery yards
• Natural oak grain gives every sign an individual appearance
• Clear identification for shared equestrian storage areas

See the full range of personalised stable and equestrian signs, including our stable name plaques and tack room signs.

Natural Material Notice

Solid oak has natural variations in colour, grain, knots and figuring, so each tack square sign will have its own appearance. These features are part of the character of real timber and should not be considered faults.