1~20mm Thickness Silicone/CR/EVA/EPDM/SBR/FKM Natural Rubber Foam Sheet Roll For Horse Stall

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1~20mm Thickness Silicone/CR/EVA/EPDM/SBR/FKM Natural Rubber Foam Sheet Roll For Horse Stall

1. Introduction

Foam rubber insulation sheet, Rubber foam insulation material is an environmental protection insulation material with a closed cell structure.

It is manufactured without using CFC, HFC’S OR HCFCs. It is also formaldehyde-free, low VOCs, fiber-free, dust-free, and resistant to mold

and mildew.

2. Rubber Foam Insulation Technical Data

foam rubber insulation sheet

3. Distinctive advantages of foam rubber insulation sheet:

Adopt a closed foamed structure, with low thermal conductivity and low water absorption, it has an excellent insulating effect,

and can save energy consumption.

Easy to install, saving labor and material.

Clean appearance, not itchy.

Wide using temperature, good weather resistance.

Why You Need to Bed a Stall

The bedding in your horse's stall serves several different purposes. It helps to cushion your horse against the firmer floor.

This is particularly important for horses who spend long periods in their stalls. Your horse is more likely to lie down on a

soft surface, and a proper layer of bedding can encourage your horse to get the rest that he needs. If bedding is inadequate,

you may see a horse start to develop hock sores and other rubs (even with rubber horse stall flooring in place).

Bedding also helps to absorb urine, so your horse doesn't end up standing or lying in a puddle. Horse urine can cause skin

irritation and respiratory issues if allowed to build up. Bedding helps to absorb it so that you can thoroughly remove it when

you clean the stall. While you do need to use bedding with stall mats, rubber matting means you can usually use less shavings

or bedding than you could if the mats weren't in place. If you were working with a hard stall floor, like concrete, then you would

need to bed particularly heavily to minimize the fatigue and pain that standing on such a hard surface could cause.

With stall mats in place, the amount of bedding that you need to use is reduced, which means that you'll save not only on the cost

of bedding but on labor, too, since cleaning the stall will be easier. Plus, if you pay to have your manure pile hauled away, less bedding

will mean a smaller manure pile and additional monetary savings.

Stall mats can also help to keep your bedding clean, so while you do go through bedding, you'll go through less. Horses can't dig down

into a stall base with mats in place, so there's no mixing of dirt or sand with the bedding. The bedding will stay light and clean, so you

can clean stalls faster while wasting less bedding.