Handled Horse Bristle Brush with Rounded Head and End Hole

• is_customized

  Yes
  Packaging

  yes
• Model Number

  x
  Type

  Horse Brush
• Material

  Wooden
  Weight

  14*6cm
• Style

  Luxury
  Application

  Horses

The handle narrows near a broad rounded head on this pale wood-grain-looking horse brush. Dense tan-looking tufts and a circular end hole distinguish its pictured form, while the supplied bristle firmness, hole function and appropriate contact routine still need confirmation on an actual sample.

What does the 14*6cm reference describe?

Request a drawing that maps this technical quantity to its measured component, axes, configuration and measurement basis. Verified overall brush, head and handle dimensions are not established, so obtain the actual geometry and attachment details before comparing it with the space or reach required by your proposed routine.

Specify the handle body and bristles separately

The Wooden material reference needs actual wood species, grade and finish, with separate body, handle and bristle compositions. Ask for bristle origin, species, measured length, firmness and attachment details; appearance does not establish natural bristles, professional grade, gentleness, comfort or dust-cleaning results.

• Obtain the actual unique brush identifier.
• Approve the rounded head and handle appearance.
• Confirm actual supplied count and order quantity.
• Map 14*6cm to its component and axes.
• Specify wood finish and separate bristle composition.
• Request firmness, attachments and end-hole function.
• Agree actual hoof-area contact and care guidance.

Assess the offered version for the intended contact

For a proposed hoof-area routine, describe the horse, area, operator and contact conditions when requesting technique and care documents. The end hole does not establish a carrying role, and a single view defines no actual colour options or supplied count; agree the exact sample, appearance and count alongside specifically accepted logo, design, packaging and current order scope so the assessed version represents the intended purchase.