If you’re still using rubber mats in your horse trailer, you’re dealing with more hassle—and more risk—than you need to. A seamless trailer flooring system solves the problems mats create and delivers long-term protection and comfort. Here’s why trailer owners are switching to poured rubber trailer flooring. 1. No More […]
A slick trailer floor is dangerous. Slips during loading or hauling can result in serious injury to your horse. If you’re using old mats or untreated surfaces, now is the time to consider non-slip horse trailer flooring that offers real traction and comfort. 1. Rubber Mats Aren’t Enough Mats shift,
A damaged trailer floor isn’t always obvious—until it fails. But if you know what to look for, you can take action before it becomes dangerous. Here are the top signs your trailer is due for a rubber trailer floor resurfacing or a full permanent trailer floor coating. 1. Visible Staining
Urine is one of the leading causes of trailer floor rot, corrosion, and costly repairs. Over time, it seeps through mats, soaks into wood, and reacts with aluminum to cause pitting and decay. The best long-term solution is a urine-proof trailer flooring system that completely seals the surface. 1. The
WERM, Hoof Grip, Polylast: How Equiprotex Compares in Horse Trailer Flooring If you’re researching permanent trailer floor coatings, you’ve likely seen names like WERM, Hoof Grip, and Polylast. These systems all use poured rubber trailer flooring, but the differences come down to who installs them, cost, and performance. Here’s how
When it comes to protecting your horse trailer and ensuring your animals’ safety, few upgrades are as effective as installing poured rubber trailer flooring. This permanent trailer floor coating offers long-lasting durability, easy maintenance, and superior comfort compared to traditional rubber mats or untreated wood. 1. Seamless, One-Piece Surface Unlike
