I really like the way the Bloomer horse trailer dividers are made (with slots at the head end).  Does anyone know if the Bloomer dividers are interchangable with other aluminum horse trailers? 

Thank you.

Thanks, I had not thought about that.  My horses and pony are behaved while one of them is being handled.  However, when the human is away...... 

I don't have my next trailer yet, I've just been looking at the different brands and looking for what I like/don't like.  I liked that the Bloomer dividers had small, slat style openings rather than slender, widely spaced bars (which I always imagine hooves somehow going through).  Maybe I should stick with solid dividers. 

I read a thread where people wrote about their preference for dividers or not dividers, which got me to thinking about the solid vs. slotted vs. no dividers.

We had a stock/combo trailer that had an open framework type of stall divider. They were not strong or high enough to contain an errant horse, and visibility between them led to some tense moments, when strange horses were placed side by side.

We now have two trailers that have large, almost massive, solid dividers. When a horse is in place, we feel quite secure in their placement. Some people have commented about more airflow with an open structured divider. Our area of the country allows reasonable inside trailer temperatures, that are effectively cooled with the available windows and vents. The solid structures restricting airflow are a non issue for us.

We prefere the solid dividers.    Gard