Pasofever said:1" they are 4 X 6 (I THINK) $40 each roughly...Loveville feed mill
Lugnut said:Hey you horsey people, I have a few questions...
How thick are stall mats?
How expensive are stall mats?
How expensive are stall mats?
Where can I buy a stall mat?
Thanks!
DQ2B said:Yup, 4' x 6' for most of them. Most of the local tack shops have them as well as Southern States. They go on sale for less than $40 per mat at times. They are a real PITA to lift and cut.
appendixqh said:Lifting mats: Get a set of channel locks or pliers and grab and move them that way...makes it much easier!
Cutting mats: Mark the mat for the cut, Bend the matt back with your pliers and use a sharp razor knife...and keep the blade wet with water...it will cut through like butter!
Bigpops92 said:or bribe your significant other wtih sex...and have them do it!!??
Lugnut said:Thanks for the info all.
C-Murda... You KNOW this my hard hittin BROTHA!!
Actually, I'm i need of a floor covering for a workout area and horse mats seemd like the thing.
Install on any firm, level, substrate including bare concrete, painted concrete, wood, vinyl, linoleum, ceramic tile, etc.
No glue needed, simply place and interconnect keys with a mallet
Ideal for garage floors, under gym equipment, offices, workshops, laundry rooms, motorhomes, trailers, storage buildings, etc.
Slip resistant
Easy to clean
Will not absorb dirt or odors
Guaranteed for 25 Years
Cowgirl said:Have you seen the interlocking tiles at lowes? They're great for garages or kids' rooms...I'll see if I can find a link.
Lugnut said:Yup, already beat up one set. I need somthing tougher. Thanks though