Cutting Rubber Stall Mats

Knowing how to cut horse stall mats can be a bit tricky because you need to have a sharp cut that won t shred the rubber.

Cutting rubber stall mats.

Fit stall mats snuggly together leaving about 1 8 to 1 4 space between mats. Cutting a thick rubber stall mat or rubber flooring for horse stables doesn t have to be a headache. Tsc carries horse stall mats products. Depending on the manufacturer you will need to add the item to your cart and perhaps begin the checkout process.

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. The 4 x 10 x 1 4 rubber mats to protect hardwood floors and help reduce sound from the ballistic repetitive sound of the treadmill. Continue cutting along the same line until you make it all the way through the mat. Then use the razor sharp blade to score the thick material using the straight edge as a guide.

Mark the mat where you d like to cut. Horse stall mats are generally made of a fairly thick rubber or rubber like material. Use the straight edge and the utility knife to cut the mats you will need to make multiple slices to cut all. It doesn t even require any power tools.

These horse stall mats can be cut or interlocked glued or fastened to any surface. The anti skid surface of these rubber stall mats is safe and comfortable. Our mom pop customers also use the rubber for horse stall mats under treadmills and as a barbells bench press or dumbbell mat esp. If you can operate a straight edge and a utility knife you can cut a stall mat with ease.

Place a 2x4 board under the area you d like to cut.