Welcome To Your New Favorite Place To Buy Life Size Horse Statues
LifeSizeHorseStatues.com is the premier online place to shop and purchase horse statues
CAST ALUMINUM
The Aluminum Sand Cast Method
We use 100% Recycled Aluminum in the construction of our Statues.
Scrap Wheels, transmissions, engine blocks, and construction material are some of the products that we re-utilize to make our beautiful Works of Art.
We melt the material down and use the sand cast method which entails making many pieces the welding them together. Often in this process other producers use a product called Bondo to fill the cracks. We weld 100% of our pieces together to ensure the highest quality Aluminum Statue on the market. No other manufacturer uses this method. This process costs more but the finished product is of highly superior quality. After grinding and sanding we apply a primer coat of metal paint and then other colors to bring our statues to life.
STATUE PAINTING
We strive to give you the best paint jobs available. We can use many methods to ensure a high-quality finish on the statues.
We can powder coat in several colors. This process is usually used only when we want a one color statue.
In other cases we use high quality metal paint such as Rustoleum and Tremclad to give multicolor finishes.
Hand painted by professional artists. We would love to match your new purchase with a beloved horse from your past.
FREE SHIPPING
Free Shipping will Include Palletizing and Crating of your Statue.
A Fully Insured Transport company using a Lift Gate Truck or Trailer will deliver your Purchase to your Home or Business anywhere in the Lower 48 States.
We will call to make arrangements prior to delivery.
A Bill of Lading and Tracking Number will be forwarded allowing you to track your shipment Start to Finish.
Shipping is also available to Alaska, Hawaii, Canada or Europe for an additional charge.
STATUE SAFETY
Statues are often heavy and often they are used as play things. A 200 to 4,500 pound Statue can inflict a lot of damage if it falls on someone or something.
We always suggest that you secure your statue as much as you can.
We have chosen to put large bases or plates on most of our statues. This will give them extra stability when unexpected riders or weather elements happen.
In addition we suggest that you anchor them down with either bolts or rebar to ensure stability.