Horse Stall Kits take the measuring, cutting, and guesswork out of matting a stall. Each kit is built from 3/4-inch pebble-top rubber mats, custom-cut and interlocked to fit your stall and lock together into one tight floor. Instead of buying loose mats and trimming them yourself, you get a set sized to the space — the mats drop in, interlock, and stay put.
The top is a low-profile pebble surface that gives the horse footing instead of a slick floor and sheds manure rather than packing it into a deep tread. The mats are durable vulcanized rubber with an anti-abrasion compound, so they stand up to continuous hoof traffic and protect the stall floor underneath. It's a surface built for grip and wear at the same time.
Underneath, a grooved profile lets liquid flow away instead of pooling against the subfloor, which keeps the standing surface drier and slows the moisture buildup that drives odor. The interlocking edges are what set a kit apart from loose mats: cut to lock each piece to the next, the floor moves as one and won't shift or gap, and the tight seams keep urine and bedding from working down between the mats. Within the stall mats for horses range, the kit is the turnkey way to floor a full stall.
Because each kit is a custom order — the mats cut and interlocked to your stall's dimensions — it sits square against the walls without a pile of trimming on site. Laid over a level base of concrete, asphalt, or compacted stone, the kit holds up for years — what shortens any stall floor is an uneven base or trapped moisture, not the rubber. The pebble surface sweeps clean and rinses off with a hose or pressure washer.
| Thickness |
3/4" (19 mm) |
| Material |
Vulcanized rubber with an anti-abrasion compound |
| Top surface |
Low-profile pebble, non-slip |
| Underside |
Grooved — channels liquid away to prevent pooling |
| Weight |
4.3 lb per square foot |
| Format |
Custom order — cut and interlocked to fit the stall |
| Care |
Sweep, hose, or pressure-wash |
| Installation |
Over a level prepared base (concrete, asphalt, or compacted stone) |
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the pebble top do, and how durable is it?
Answered by Dustin Thompson, Owner & CEO
The low-profile pebble surface gives the horse traction instead of a slick floor, and it sheds manure rather than packing it into a deep tread. The mats are vulcanized rubber with an anti-abrasion compound built to take continuous hoof traffic, so laid over a level base a kit holds up for years. As with any stall floor, what shortens its life is an uneven base or trapped moisture underneath — not the rubber itself.
How does the grooved underside handle moisture?
Answered by Dustin Thompson, Owner & CEO
The grooves on the underside give liquid a path to flow away instead of pooling against the subfloor, which keeps the standing surface drier and slows the odor buildup that comes with trapped moisture. For that to work, the kit needs a base that drains — graded concrete, asphalt, or well-compacted stone. On a sealed slab with nowhere for water to go, it would just collect underneath, so tell us what's under the stall and we'll confirm the base is right.
Why buy a kit instead of loose mats?
Answered by Jinna Hopson, Vice President of Marketing
A kit takes the measuring and cutting off your plate. The mats are custom-cut and interlocked to fit your stall, so instead of buying loose mats and trimming them yourself, you drop in a set sized to the space. The interlocking edges keep the floor from shifting and stop bedding and urine from working down between the mats — the problem that makes loose mats curl, gap, and need re-laying. It's the simplest way to floor a whole stall at once.
Will it fit my stall, even if it's not a standard size?
Answered by Jinna Hopson, Vice President of Marketing
Yes — because the mats are cut and interlocked to fit, the kit can be made for common stall sizes or for a non-standard space with posts or openings to work around. The edges sit square against the walls so there's minimal fitting on site. Send your stall dimensions and anything to work around, and we'll lay out the right kit before you order.
By Jinna Hopson, Vice President of Marketing, Mats Inc.
