Horses grazing beside a log barn below forested mountains
For horses and the people who care for them

Comfort engineered for horses.
Confidence built for the people who care for them.

Cushioned, sealed equine flooring that makes stalls kinder to rest on and quicker to clean. Made in Ontario. Installed in 23 countries.

SoftStall horse-head symbol

A horse can't tell you the floor is too hard. It just stops lying down, stops resting properly, and starts telling you in ways that cost more to fix.

SoftStall has spent twenty years on one question: what should be under a horse. The answer turned out to help the people mucking out, too.

Rest that actually restores

A surface soft enough that horses lie down and get the deep rest standing sleep cannot give them.

Footing you can trust wet

Consistent grip through hosing, winter melt, and everything tracked in on hooves.

Less bedding, less mucking

Nothing soaks in, so waste lifts off the surface instead of being dug out of it.

Built to outlast the barn

Built and quality-checked in our own plant, with support from quote through to care.

A hand resting on a grey horse's face over a stable door
20yrs
Developing flooring alongside the equestrians who use it
Why it matters

You already know the difference a good night's rest makes.

Horses sleep standing, but they need to lie down for the deep rest that matters most. On a hard floor under thin bedding, many simply don't — or they get up sore.

Our flooring is a cushioned layer under a sealed, non-absorptive cover. The horse gets a surface worth lying down on. You get a floor that doesn't soak up what you're trying to clean.

What owners notice first →
The SoftStall system

Four layers, sealed wall to wall.

The seal is the part people underestimate. Without it, moisture finds the subfloor and everything above it is decoration.

Cutaway diagram of the SoftStall flooring layers
01
E-Tek top cover

A sealed, non-absorptive surface. Moisture and waste stay on top of it, where cleaning can actually reach them.

02
Cushioned underpad
03
Wall-to-wall seal
04
Edge & kickboard detail
Four systems, one family

Equine flooring and stall protection, built to work together.

A bay horse looking out from a stall in a wood and steel barn
Therapeutic stall flooring

SoftStall

The core system. A cushioned underpad beneath a sealed, non-absorptive cover, run wall to wall and sealed at the perimeter.

Cushioning where horses stand and rest
Sealed perimeter keeps the subfloor dry
Most owners cut bedding within a month
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Wooden stable doors above rubber paver walkway
Rubber interlocking pavers

SoftStep

Interlocking pavers for aisles, wash bays, and the outdoor routes between buildings. Specified for wet traction first.

Grip that holds when the floor is wet
Nothing loose to rake back into place
Lifts and relays for temporary use
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A long barn aisle lined with stalls under a timber roof
Protective stall padding

SoftWall

Concussion panels with a wipe-clean cover for kickers, foaling boxes, and veterinary recovery stalls.

Impact protection where horses cast or kick
Waterproof cover for clinical cleaning
Pad only the stalls that need it
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Permanent trailer flooring

SoftRide

Custom-cut, sealed flooring that dampens vibration on the road and keeps moisture off the trailer deck.

Cut to your trailer interior
Sealed against deck rot
Factory or dealer fit available
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A woman reaching out to a bay horse at a stall gate in evening light

Anything that benefits a horse has got to be good. We find SoftStall truly benefits horses.

Ian Millar
Canadian Olympic Showjumper
Where it goes

Find your setting, not a product code.

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20+
Years in the industry
Developing product alongside the equestrians who use it.
23
Countries installed
Shipped and supported worldwide, often through local partners.
1M+
Square feet laid
From single home stalls to championship venues.
In-House
Manufacturing & QC
Built in our own plant, so phase four matches phase one.
A ranch porch looking out over paddocks and mountains

Tell us about your barn.

One stall or forty, a trailer or a whole facility. Describe what you've got and we'll tell you what we'd put in it.