Classic Stall Mat3/4" Heavy‑Duty Rubber
Ships by freight — Canada & the U.S.
Mats are heavy, so they ship on a pallet by freight truck. Shipping isn't included in the price above — after you order we price it to your address and send you the quote to approve. You're only charged for shipping once you approve it.
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Description
There's a reason rubber stall mats have been a barn staple for decades — they work. A 3/4" mat between your horse and the concrete or packed earth underneath makes a real difference in how that horse feels at the end of a long day. Less impact on the joints, better footing, and a warmer surface that holds bedding in place instead of letting it slide around every time your horse moves.
These mats are a straightforward fix for one of the most common barn problems: a floor that's too hard, too slippery, or too rough on legs and hooves. They're the right choice for stalls that see heavy daily use — horses that are stalled overnight, turned out horses that come in for feeding, or any situation where your animals spend serious time standing in one place. Once they're down, they stay down.
The recycled rubber construction handles moisture, temperature swings, and daily cleaning without breaking down. Trim them to fit with a utility knife, lay them tight to the walls, and add your bedding on top. That's about all there is to it. Due to weight, these ship on freight pallets — reach out and we'll coordinate delivery to your farm.
Mats ship on a freight pallet, quoted to your postal or ZIP code before the order is finalized. See Shipping & freight for delivery estimates and free local pickup.
How to Use
- Start with a level, solid base — concrete works well. Packed gravel or dirt is fine too, as long as it's compacted and even.
- Begin laying mats from one corner of the stall, working toward the opposite wall.
- Push mats tight against each other and against the stall walls to minimize gaps where bedding and waste can work underneath.
- Trim edges as needed using a sharp utility knife and a straight edge. Score and fold for a clean break.
- Add your choice of bedding on top — shavings, straw, or pellets all work well over rubber.
For best results, lift and clean under mats every few months to check for moisture buildup and let the base dry out fully.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why it's built different
We've laid these floors in our own barn. Here's what actually matters after years of hooves, wheelbarrows, and wash-downs — not marketing points, real ones.
3/4" Density That Lasts
Thinner mats compress over time and lose their cushion. At three-quarters of an inch, these hold their shape under daily weight so you're not replacing them every couple of years.
Easier on Joints
Concrete is hard on horses that stand for hours. The rubber layer absorbs impact and reduces the fatigue that adds up on legs and hooves over a long winter or a busy show season.
No-Fuss Cleaning
The flat surface means nothing catches, nothing hides, and a stall fork moves through bedding cleanly. Daily mucking stays quick and simple, the way it should be.
Tough Enough for Real Barn Life
Recycled rubber doesn't rust, rot, or soften in moisture. Whether your barn runs hot and dry or cold and damp, these mats hold up the same.
Fits Most Stall Layouts
Standard sizes cover most configurations, and the mats can be trimmed with a sharp utility knife to fit around posts, doorways, or odd-shaped corners.
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