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Straight-Edged Rubber Flooring for Horse Stalls
This 4 x 8-foot rubber stall mat provides 32 square feet of coverage with a 3/4-inch-thick layer of recycled vulcanized rubber. Its flat top, flat bottom, and straight edges suit side-by-side layouts in horse stalls and other livestock areas where a resilient, cleanable floor is needed.
The rubber adds cushioning over a properly prepared base and helps separate animals and bedding from the underlying floor. Choose the mat layout for the stall dimensions, drainage, and daily cleaning routine rather than relying on thickness or weight alone.
Stall Mat Specifications
| Size | 4 ft x 8 ft |
|---|---|
| Coverage | 32 square feet |
| Thickness | 3/4 inch |
| Construction | 100% recycled vulcanized rubber |
| Top surface | Flat finish |
| Bottom surface | Flat |
| Edge style | Straight edged |
| Weight | Approximately 140 lb |
| Pallet quantity | 30 mats |
| Warranty | 15 years |
Plan Your Quantity and Freight
A minimum order of 20 or more is usually required for economical shipping rates. They are very heavy and take up a lot of room on the delivery vehicle so shipping in quantities under 30 is difficult to do economically.
Please call or email your quantity and shipping zip code for a quote before placing an order.
Divide the area to be covered by 32 to estimate the minimum number of mats, then round up. Check the layout separately for cuts, corners, and doorways; area alone may not account for the pieces needed to finish the floor.
Flat Rubber Surface and Daily Cleaning
The flat finish provides an accessible surface for removing bedding, manure, and debris. The rubber is non-absorbent, but the joints between straight-edged mats are not a watertight seal. Liquids can reach the base around edges and seams, so drainage, bedding management, and cleaning beneath the mats remain important.
A flat bottom supports contact with the prepared floor. It does not guarantee that moisture cannot collect underneath. Inspect the floor and joints as part of routine stall maintenance, and address persistent wet areas rather than covering them with additional bedding alone.
Footing and Comfort
The rubber surface provides a resilient layer between horses and hard flooring and helps insulate against a cold base. Traction still depends on the surface condition: water, manure, bedding, and wear can affect footing. Keep the floor clean and inspect damaged or uneven areas before continued use.
Match the flooring arrangement to the animals and activity in the space. Stall use, grooming, barn traffic, and wet-area applications can require different drainage and maintenance plans.
Installing Heavy Straight-Edged Mats
Prepare a firm, level base so each mat sits flat and adjoining edges meet evenly. Plan door clearance and the final edge layout before moving mats into position. Each mat weighs approximately 140 pounds, so arrange suitable help or handling equipment.
The mat's weight contributes to stability but does not guarantee it will remain fixed. An uneven base, loose edges, or movement at joints can affect the installation. Check alignment and support periodically and follow the supplier's installation guidance.
Warranty and Long-Term Care
The listed warranty is 15 years. Contact Barn World for applicable warranty terms and help comparing the 4 x 8-foot size with other stall flooring options. Regular cleaning, inspection, and a properly prepared base remain part of maintaining the floor.