How To Keep Rubber Stall Mats In Place

In the entryway a doormat that s rarely in the right place means dirtier floors.

How to keep rubber stall mats in place.

The other two have just a little bit of carpeting tape. Horse stall mats are generally made of a fairly thick rubber or rubber like material. Fit stall mats snuggly together leaving about 1 8 to 1 4 space between mats. Here s a simple way to make horse proof anchors that will help keep even a four corner junction in place.

They are usually 0 75 inches in thickness as well though some may be a bit thinner or thicker depending on the manufacturer and brand. I have four mats and two of them aren t going anywhere because my power rack is anchored down and i cut perfect holes in the mat around the feet. In the november 2006 issue of horse rider magazine we explain the different kinds of stall mats available in the article stall flooring options do your stall mats shift and bulge. They ve got no where to go and rubber horse stall mats are too heavy to move around vertically.

Since they re backed up to two mats that can t move it didn t take much tape to keep them in place. How to keep mats from moving. Use the straight edge and the utility knife to cut the mats you will need to make multiple slices to cut all. Mats that are surrounded by other mats and or up against walls don t really need to be anchored.

Once you decide where to drill use the 3 16 tapcon bit to drill through the mat and into the concrete just enough to mark the concrete with the bit.