Our rubber horse stall matting is designed for horse owners, breeders, trainers, and professional equestrian facilities seeking safety, durability, and long-term comfort. Compared with basic options like horse stall mats fleet farm, our mats offer superior strength, shock absorption, and long-lasting stability — ideal for heavy horses, high-traffic barns, and training spaces.
Key Advantages
✓ Heavy-duty rubber
✓ 3/4″ professional-grade option
✓ Slip-resistant surface
✓ Cushioned for joint protection
✓ Easy to cut & install
✓ Gym-grade durability
✓ Works with tape or interlocks
✓ Outperforms fleet farm mats
✓ Ideal for horses, gyms, trailers, and barns
Specifications
Thickness Options:
3/4 horse stall mats (19mm) – The most popular and strongest option
5/8 inch (16mm)
1 inch heavy-duty
Available Sizes:
4′ x 6′ panels
4′ x 8′ panels
Custom cut sizes
Interlocking edge options available
Material:
100% recycled high-density rubber / EPDM rubber
Density: 65–75 lbs/cu ft
Surface: Hammered / Diamond Plate / Anti-Slip Textured
Applications:
Horse stalls
Barn aisles
Wash bays
Gyms & training rooms
Trailer flooring
Veterinary and rehab rooms
Why Choose Our Horse Stall Mats?
✓ 1. Heavy-Duty 100% Rubber – Built to Last
Made from commercial-grade rubber, the matting is strong enough to withstand hooves, pawing, rolling, and constant impact without curling or cracking. The high-density structure ensures years of reliable use.
✓ 2. Provides Exceptional Comfort & Joint Protection
The cushioning offers a soft, supportive surface that reduces joint stress on horses. Many owners find our matting as supportive as premium bedding systems — even matching some results of horse stall rubber mulch but with easier cleaning.
✓ 3. Anti-Slip Texture for Maximum Safety
The surface pattern delivers powerful traction, even in wet areas, preventing slipping during grooming, walking, or turnout.
✓ 4. Ideal for Barns & Gyms – Multi-Purpose Performance
Our rubber matting is so durable that many customers also use it in:
Training centers
Indoor arenas
Horse stall mat gym setups
Weightlifting rooms
Trailer floors
Its shock absorption makes it perfect for both horses and heavy equipment.
✓ 5. Reduces Bedding, Saves Money
By creating a cushioned, supportive surface, our mats reduce bedding usage by 30–50% annually.
Installation Guide (How to Install Rubber Horse Stall Matting)
1. Prepare the Subfloor
Ensure the ground is level, compacted, and dry.
2. Cutting the Mats
Wondering about the best way to cut horse stall mats?
Use a sharp utility knife
Score the surface multiple times
Bend the mat along the cut to finish easily
A straight-edge ruler makes the process clean and accurate.
3. Securing the Mats
Depending on your setup, you may use:
Tape for horse stall mats (double-sided heavy-duty tape)
Interlocking edges
Rubber adhesive (for permanent installations)
4. Cleaning & Maintenance
Simply sweep, rinse, and disinfect—rubber does not absorb urine or harbor odors.
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
1. Is rubber horse stall matting suitable for heavy horses?
Yes, our high-density rubber supports even draft horses without denting.
2. Can I use these mats in a gym?
Absolutely. Many customers choose our mats as horse stall mat gym flooring due to their shock resistance and durability.
3. How do I cut the mats for corners or tight spaces?
The best way to cut horse stall mats is scoring with a utility knife and bending to separate.
4. Is rubber mulch better than matting?
Horse stall rubber mulch offers deep cushioning, but rubber matting is:
Easier to clean
Less messy
Better for long-term stall hygiene
Both are compatible depending on your need.
5. Can the mats be secured without glue?
Yes. You can use tape for horse stall mats, interlocking edges, or simply rely on the mat’s weight.
Our mats outperform both EVA mats and most standard fleet farm horse stall mats in nearly every category.





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