5 ft Lambing and Kidding Pen Panel
A sturdy 5-foot lambing and kidding pen panel for use as a divider or rear panel. Solid lower section up to 18 inches helps block drafts and adds privacy between pens, with open mesh above.
Find a Dealer5-Foot Lambing and Kidding Pen Panel
Build a practical lambing barn layout with this sturdy 5-foot panel, designed to serve as either a divider between pens or a rear panel for lambing and kidding pens. Pair it with the lambing and kidding pen gates to create pens that fit your available space.
Solid Lower Section for Draft Protection and Privacy
RamQuip’s lambing and kidding panels are solid up to 18 inches off the floor, with open mesh above. The solid lower section helps block drafts at lamb and kid level and provides a degree of privacy between neighboring pens.
That separation helps discourage a ewe or doe in the next pen from trying to reach lambs or kids beside her, giving each mother and her newborns their own space.
Arrange Pens to Fit Your Lambing Barn
Arrange pens for your lambing or kidding barn in a single row or two rows back to back. Combine 4-, 5-, and 6-foot panels and gates to create 4 × 4, 4 × 5, 4 × 6, 5 × 5, 5 × 6, or 6 × 6-foot pens, with the orientation that suits your barn.
Sturdy Construction With a Premium Look
These panels and matching pen gates bring sturdy construction and a polished, premium appearance to your lambing barn. They are designed for long-term farm use, with practical value for shepherds who want quality lambing and kidding pens without stretching the budget.
Specifications and Part Number
- Panel length
- 5 feet
- Panel height
- 41 inches
- Part number
- RQ-10135-500B
- Uses
- Divider panel or rear panel
- Solid lower solid section
- 18 inches
- Upper section
- Open mesh
- Layouts
- A single row or two rows back to back
- Connection type
- 9/16-inch galvanized pins. Pins are not included and must be ordered separately.
Plan Your Connecting Pins
Count pins at each junction where panels meet. Two intersecting panels require one pin; three intersecting panels require two pins; four intersecting panels require three pins.
| Panels meeting at one junction | Pins required |
|---|---|
| 2 panels | 1 pin |
| 3 panels | 2 pins |
| 4 panels | 3 pins |
Total pin requirements depend on your layout. Pins are not included and must be ordered separately. Use our 9/16-inch galvanized connecting pins.