Equestrian Surfaces

GroundRubber Equestrian arena cover consists of 3/8" to 3/4" dust and wire free rubber nuggets manufactured by West Coast Rubber Recycling from California generated scrap tires.  This unique recycled tire rubber product offers one of the safest and most resilient footings available for horses.  GroundRubber Equestrian will dramatically enhance the performance and comfort of your horses and is a top choice among Dressage and Hunter Jumpers.  GroundRubber Equestrian may cost a bit more, initially, but has a virtually unlimited lifespan compared to other surfaces.  GroundRubber Equestrian is impact absorbing and reduces the potential for injuries horses sustain from being ridden on hard surfaces, West Coast Rubber recycling offers complete preparation, installation and maintenance guidelines for GroundRubber Equestrian arena cover.  To determine the amount of GroundRubber Equestrian you need use our convenient calculator.  Access it by clicking this link.

GroundRubber recycled rubber stall mats provide safe secure footing for horses.  These resilient, durable stall mats cushion horses from hard concrete surfaces reducing leg and foot stress.  GroundRubber stall mats also reduce the need for stall bedding making stalls easier to clean and maintain.

• Odorless, non-toxic
• Requires less water
• Long lasting
• Moisture resistant
• Easy to maintain
• Clean and dust free
• Easy to install
• Impact absorbing

• Cushioning support
• Reduces need for stall bedding
• Easy to clean
• Improves animal safety
• Increased animal comfort

To determine amount of GroundRubber Equestrian needed, measure length x width, to give us the square footage. Divide by 900 for a 1" depth, divide by 600 for 1 1/2" depth. GroundRubber can be added to an existing arena at anytime.

Additionally, frequent dragging of an arena can greatly extend its life span. Frequency of dragging is determined by the footing and amount of use the arena gets.

Use our convenient calculator to calculate how much rubber mulch you will need for jobsite. You can access it by clicking this link.