Rubber aggregate flooring is a seamless bonded surface poured over the floor you already
have. It grips when it is wet, takes the shock out of standing on aluminium or concrete all
day, and has no seams for water and muck to run under.
It goes in a lot more places than a trailer. Stalls, alleyways, wash stations, vet clinics,
outdoor areas and small playgrounds all take the same surface. And if the trailer floor
itself is past saving rather than just slippery, we replace it — aluminium or wood.
Payment: 30% deposit to book, balance on completion.
A horse that paws will find the weak point in any floor. A paw strip puts extra material where that happens, so one habit does not undo the whole floor.
Heavier build for the places that earn it — alleyways, wash stations, clinic floors, anywhere with traffic on it all day.
Your farm name, brand or logo laid into the floor itself. It is not a sticker and it does not wear off, because it is part of the pour.
If the floor under the mats is done, rubber over the top only hides it. We replace the floor properly — aluminium or wood — and then surface it.
Mats move, curl at the edges and let liquid run underneath where you cannot see it or clean it. A poured floor is one continuous surface — nothing to lift, nothing trapped under it, and nowhere for the smell to live.
That is most of the point. Wet aluminium and wet concrete are both slick, and a ramp is the worst place to find that out. A textured rubber surface gives grip wet or dry.
Extra material laid where a horse that paws will hit the floor. If yours paws, you already know exactly which spot we mean — the strip is what stops that one habit chewing through the floor.
Yes. Custom branding is laid into the pour, so it is part of the floor rather than something applied on top of it. It shows up well in photos, which matters more than people expect for a clinic or a show barn.
Not over the top of it — that just hides the problem. We replace the floor first, aluminium or wood, and then surface it. We will tell you straight which one you are looking at.
Yes. Stalls, alleyways, wash stations, vet clinics, outdoor areas and small playgrounds all take the same surface. The trailers are just where most people meet us first.
It is priced on the area and the build — a trailer floor and a clinic are not the same job. Send us the dimensions and what it is for, and you get a real number in writing.
Yes, and it is worth doing together. The floor and the roof are the two surfaces that decide whether a trailer is pleasant to be in.
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Flooring is priced on the area and the build, so send us the dimensions, what
goes on it, and whether you want paw strip, extra strength or your name in it. You get a
real number in writing.
Payment: 30% deposit to book, balance on completion.