Premier Equestrian’s rubber horse stall mats are made of the finest materials to deliver the best value for your dollar. The vulcanized rubber provides exceptional cushioning for your horse and doesn’t absorb moisture, preventing mold growth and bacteria from settling in. The products also enjoy a 15-year warranty, so you know they’re built to last.
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Rubber Stall Mats from Premier Equestrian
The most durable, resilient, and economical rubber stall mats on the market! Not only are they long-lasting and easy to clean, but our rubber stall mats also promote equine health and safety. Made from the highest quality vulcanized rubber, PE’s thick rubber horse stall mats are the perfect choice for any equine enthusiast. Choose between interlocking or straight edge stall mats that are built to last and fit perfectly in your space. Rubber stall mats will make stables easier to clean, require less bedding, prevent digging, and protect your horse with its shock-absorbent features. Learn more about our stable mats and find answers to your questions by visiting our Rubber Stall Mats FAQs.
Premier Equestrian is proud to say that it produces the best rubber horse stall mats on the market. They’re durable, easy to clean, and made of the highest quality vulcanized rubber. These horse stall mats are made in the USA and will come in either interlocking or straight edges, depending on your needs. Your horse will thank you when you trust Premier Equestrian horse mats.




How thick should horse stall mats be?
Premier Equestrian’s horse stall mats measure just ¾ inches thick. This may not seem like much, but the thickness of this high-grade vulcanized rubber provides enough cushioning to create comfort for your horse. Other common thicknesses are ½ or ⅜ inches.
Why should I get rubber horse stall mats?
Rubber horse mats help improve your horses’ quality of life. They provide better insulation in cold weather, prevent dirt and manure from being tracked, and help prevent injuries by providing your horse with a comfortable place to stand. They also resist moisture that can cause bacteria or foul smells. Thankfully, rubber horse mats can last decades, so it’s an investment that protects your horse long-term.
What is the best kind of rubber stall mat for horses?
Horse mats with vulcanized rubber are the best choice for your horses. Other mats made of materials like polyurethane can absorb moisture, causing odor, bacteria, and mold growth. This moisture absorption also leads to faster deterioration. Vulcanized rubber is moisture-resistant to prevent these issues while providing a soft and shock-resistant service for your horse that is easy to clean.
What thickness do I need my rubber mat to be for my home gym?
For a basic setup with bodyweight workouts, light dumbbells, or a stationary bike, a 3/8 inch rubber floor mat for home gym spaces usually does the job. If you lift heavier weights, train with barbells, or frequently move equipment around, we generally recommend using thicker, closer to 1/2-inch or traditional stall-style gym rubber mats. Thicker mats provide better impact absorption, increased comfort underfoot, and a more stable feel, especially on concrete. If you are unsure about what you need, consider the heaviest weight you use and how often it is in motion. Then, size up rather than down.
Will rubber mats protect my floor from dropped weights?
High-quality gym flooring rubber mats help absorb impact, reduce vibration, and protect against scuffs, chips, and surface damage. For most home setups with controlled lifting and the occasional missed rep, rubber floor mats for home gym use offer strong protection over concrete or wood. That said, extremely heavy drops from overhead, metal plates on edge, or repeated drops in the same spot can still be hard on any floor. If you train with very heavy Olympic-style lifts, combine rubber mats with a lifting platform or dedicated drop zone for added protection and noise control.
How long do rubber gym mats last?
With normal home use and basic care, gym floor rubber mats can last many years. Stall-style mats are designed for hooves, moisture, and daily abuse in the barn, so they often have a very long service life in a home gym environment. Lifespan depends on how often you train, how heavy you lift, and how well the mats are installed and cleaned. Avoid harsh chemicals, cut cleanly around equipment, and check periodically for gaps or curled edges to ensure your flooring continues to perform its job.




