Saddle Stands •Dimensions 35"T x 24"W x34"L •Tack Tray in Bottom "Optional" •Requires Assembly 10 Min •Tools Required "Phillips Screw Driver •Made from the finest oak or pine. •The stand is durable and can hold the weight of the heaviest saddles. Features: The wood saddle stand contains a practical, tray on the bottom of the stand to store boots, cleaning material, or other tack items and barn supplies. The trays are removeable and have a stylish leather/rope handle to carry your grooming products to your horse. Each end of the stand has a poll shaped bridle rack, wide enough for your headstall and reins or even rope halters. This heavy duty saddle stand is hefty enough to hold your big roping saddle, too. These are fantastic Christmas gifts. In this age of high-tech, mass produced merchandise, it's nice to know you can still find high quality, handcrafted items made by a skilled craftsman that are NOT mass produced. Our saddle racks for sale are our best selling products. Our wood saddle stand is sturdy enough to be in a show room, stylish enough to be in your living area, and durable enough to be in your tack room. Our heavy duty saddle stands are made of solid wood, either oak or pine. There are no veneers in this quality product. If you think your saddle is pretty now, wait until you display it on this beautiful western saddle rack! You will enjoy the addition of a quality piece of furniture to your home to display your prized saddles and horse gear. It’s the perfect resting place for that hard-earned trophy saddle or an elegant reward for your favorite saddle. This western product, does more than just provide a place to keep a saddle. It also helps the saddle maintain the proper shape and provide space for other related tack such as bridles, halters, cinches and grooming supplies. Western Saddles need to have a more angular surface to properly support the tree. The Stand must also be wide enough so the fenders and skirting do not begin to curl and lose their shape. The slotted wood rails on the top help provide ventilation to the fleece or saddle pads under the saddle. Saddle Cleaning Stand: Humidity can be a problem, making more chance for mold and mildew on the leather. It should be indoors out of the weather, and it may or may not need to be covered to protect it from dust. Most cowboys and ranchers don't worry about a little dust, they¹ll just dust it off when they go to use it. It¹s more important to have the leather in good condition. For long-term storage, we recommend cleaning the saddle first and giving it a light coat of oil, then leaving it on a good saddle stand.