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Heavy Duty Postage
EVA Matting
2. EVA Stable Floor Matting
Due to changes in the way that carriers charge for
This 33mm EVA matting provides all the advantages that EVA can offer at
delivery, items with this logo on will cost more to
a price nearer that of rubber matting. The contoured underside allows Col: Black
deliver.
movement of liquids and air beneath the mats, while the rippled surface
Size: 1210mm x 1820mm x 33mm
gives comfort and stability to your horse.
Instead of adding an extra delivery charge to each
Code: 42312 £50.00 each
of these items that you buy, our £8.00* rate is
The mats are rugged enough to withstand many years’ usage by even the
simply applied to any order
most demanding horse and yet their sponge-like construction allows them
which includes at least one
to be cut to shape with a sharp knife* much more easily than rubber.
of these items.
£8.00 Five mats would be required for a standard 10ft x 12ft stable.
P&P for your whole order*
Exclusive to
Not suitable for horses wearing studs or sharp shoes, also the mat can be
damaged by normal forks and sharp shovels, so plastic or rounded products
are recomended.
* UK Mainland only.
Young foals may find this product too slippery
until they have achieved some leg
strength and weight.
• Gives comfort and
stability to your horse
• 5 year warranty against
fair wear and tear
£8.00
P&P for your whole order*
• Air cushioned softness
•*Please take safety
precautions when using a
FREE SAMPLE
knife to install the mats
(7cm x 7cm)
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Code: 42312
Liquid Rubber Flooring
Liquid rubber flooring is an environmentally
friendly, non-toxic product which is
becoming increasingly popular in the
equestrian world not only for stable floors
and walkways, but also for trailer and
horsebox floors.
Made from a three component material
consisting of latex, rubber granules and
hardening powder that are mixed together,
trowelled over the sub-floor and then left to
dry. It is then fully cured within 2-3 days.
The product bonds to most clean and
3. Liquid Rubber Matting
sound material including concrete, wood,
Bonds to most clean material including concrete, wood,
masonry and steel etc. When cured it
masonry and steel. One pack covers 3.5sqm (12mm thick)
provides a flexible, resilient, anti-slip,
waterproof and seamless surface that is 3
and an average 12' x 12' stable requires four full packs.
impermeable and is suitable for both indoor
£8.00
Size: Full Pack
and outdoor use. This is an ideal product
Code: 42305 £111.00
P&P for your whole order*
for odd shaped areas and the rubber can
Size: Half Pack
have either a smooth or textured finish to it.
Code: 42305 £58.50
It is easily cleaned and will withstand
Size: Spiked Roller
pressure washing.
Code: 42306 £14.00
Floor & W
Soft Wall Matting
Rubber Wall Matting
5
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A high quality, general purpose rubber matting
specially made from 6mm thick, smooth finished
A completely non-absorbent, hygienic, easy-to-clean rubber and EVA
solid rubber black matting. Ideal for partitions,
combination providing extra cushioning for your horse. Ideal for use in
trailer ramps and many other areas. They are
stables, trailers and horse boxes on conventional brick or timber available in sheet lengths or rolls and one roll will
walls. The added protection that wall matting provides can help fit out most stables. Can be easily mounted onto
reduce the risk of injuries to your horse. most types of wall, using fixings from any good all Matting
Sheets are mounted using appropriate fixings from
hardware store.
any good hardware store.
5. Rubber Wall Matting
4. Soft Wall Matting Type: Sheet
Type: Black - embossed one side
Col: Black
Size: 2m long x 1m wide x 12mm thick
Size: 1m wide x 1.8m long x 6mm thick
Code: 42303 £24.00 each
Code: 42310 £21.50 each
Type: Roll
Size: 1m wide x 12m long x 6mm thick
Code: 42302 £128.00 each
Stable
£8.00
£8.00
P&P for your whole order*
P&P for your whole order*
orderline 0870 420 3000 |
www.robinsons-uk.com
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