What thickness of Rubber paver do I need?

Rubber tiles and pavers ranging from 5/8" to 7/8" thick are ideal for installation over existing concrete or asphalt surfaces and typically require adhesive for secure placement.

Thicker pavers, from 1-5/8" to 2", do not require glue and can be dry-set over properly compacted base material, making them perfect for outdoor or high-traffic areas where drainage and stability are important.

What Are The Benefits of Rubber Pavers?

1. Safety & Comfort

• Cushioned surface reduces impact on horses’ hooves and joints.

• Non-slip texture prevents slips and falls in wet or dry conditions.

• Promotes confidence and calm behavior in horses.

2. Durability & Longevity

• Made from recycled natural rubber for long-lasting performance.

• Resistant to cracking, curling, or hardening over time.

• Maintains integrity under heavy traffic and extreme weather.

3. Easy Installation & Maintenance

• Available in interlocking or modular designs for simple installation.

• Can be glued over concrete/asphalt or dry-laid over compacted material (for thicker pavers).

• Easy to clean and maintain, reducing dust, ammonia, and bacteria buildup.

4. Versatility

• Suitable for barn aisles, stall floors, walkways, paddocks, and tack-up areas.

• Available in multiple sizes, thicknesses, and colors to fit any facility.

5. Eco-Friendly

• Made from recycled natural rubber and non-toxic binders.

• Sustainable choice for environmentally conscious equine facilities.

6. Horse Well-Being & Performance

• Reduces fatigue and stress for horses standing or walking for long periods.

• Supports overall horse health, which can positively impact performance on the track or in training.
  

How Many Pavers Per Square Foot?

There are 3.38 pavers per square foot.
We estimate and invoice all of our paver and tiles per Square Foot.

How Long do Rubber Pavers Last?

High-quality equine rubber pavers are designed to be extremely durable and long-lasting. With proper installation and routine maintenance, you can typically expect:

• 10–20 years of service in indoor barn aisles, stall floors, or low-traffic areas.

• 5–15 years in outdoor or high-traffic areas, depending on exposure to weather, UV, and heavy use.

Factors that affect lifespan:

• Thickness: Thicker pavers (1–2") generally last longer, especially in outdoor or heavily trafficked areas.

• Installation: Properly glued or compacted installation prevents shifting or premature wear.

• Maintenance: Regular cleaning, avoiding harsh chemicals, and controlling moisture and bedding buildup help extend life.

• Environment: Direct sunlight, extreme temperatures, and heavy machinery can slightly reduce longevity over time.

Bottom line: With the right care, equine rubber pavers are a long-term investment that provides safety, comfort, and durability for years.