March 16, 2021
Aside from quality horse stalls, we equestrians know that flooring makes the world of a difference. We invest in the best flooring and footing whether that is in our indoor arena, outdoor arena, or in our horse barn.
There are many flooring options available for a horse stalls. Options include interlocking rubber mats and straight edge mats. That being said, we believe that the best horse stall flooring option is our StableComfort stall mattress systems.
StableComfort is a patented, multi-celled mattress that is equivalent to at least 6 inches of bedding. These mattresses include rubber-filled mattresses and a rubber top cover. The mattresses are placed wall-to-wall in the horse stall. They are then topped with the durable cover and securely fastened to the walls for a one-piece, full-coverage flooring system.
Below are a few reasons why we (and our clients) LOVE these stall mattress systems:
For visualization purposes, we have also included some diagrams and charts. These visuals show both the components that make up our mattress systems and they also show comparison between the stall mattresses and rubber mats.
In addition to the above, we have included research-driven findings that provide a significant decrease in clean out time, dust levels, and more when using these mattress systems.
While there are significant benefits to this mattress system, we do understand that our StableComfort systems are a significant investment. They are a significant investment for both your facility, your horse barn, and your horses. For that reason, here are some more intricate details and things to consider:
Do you have any additional questions? Our team is here to provide you all of the information you need when you are considering your investment in horse stall flooring. Contact our team at (855) 957-8255 or sales@americanstalls.com for a consultation.
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