SilverTec™ Therapeutic Stall MatsSilver-Infused, 4×6

Regular rubber stall mats do one job: they cover the floor. But if you've ever tried to actually sanitize a stall — after a sick horse, before a foaling, or just as part of running a clean barn — you know the problem. Standard mats weigh close to a hundred pounds each, they never come up once they're down, and whatever soaks between them stays there.

SilverTec™ mats were designed around that exact problem, built for us by the top agricultural mat manufacturer in the world. Each 4'×6' mat is a therapeutic, non-permeable micro-cellular foam rubber composite — a full inch thick, with 5 mm of colloidal silver embedded in the top surface to control microbial growth and staining. They interlock on three sides so they don't shift, the underside is embossed for airflow, and here's the part your back will appreciate: they weigh 35 pounds. One person can lift a mat, disinfect under it, and put it back.

That combination — therapeutic cushion, silver-controlled surface, and liftable weight — is why you'll find these in veterinary clinics and teaching facilities, foaling barns, wash racks, and show setups, not just home stables. If biosecurity matters in your barn, this is the mat that takes it seriously.

1. Start with a clean, level, well-drained base — compacted stone dust or concrete both work.
2. Lay the first mat square in a corner and work outward, locking each mat into the last on the interlocking sides.
3. Trim edge mats with a sharp utility knife and a straightedge if your stall isn't an exact multiple of 4×6.
4. For cleaning, sweep or hose the surface as part of normal mucking.
5. For full sanitizing — between horses, before foaling, or after illness — lift mats individually, disinfect both sides and the floor beneath, and re-lay once dry.

Tip: Measure your stall before ordering — a standard 12×12 stall takes six mats with minimal trimming.