Better footing in your barn, and less work in your day
You do the feeding, the mucking, and the worrying. SoftStall systems are chosen by owners who want their horses standing on something better and their daily routine to take less time.
The four reasons owners call us
Shavings prices went up, the pile disappears faster than it should, and most of what leaves the barn is soaked rather than soiled.
Waste works down into the floor, so cleaning means digging rather than lifting, and the wheelbarrow is heavier every trip.
Stall rest, an older horse, or a soundness concern means hours of standing on a hard floor is no longer acceptable.
Concrete gets treacherous after hosing, and gravel washes out and shifts underfoot.
Start where the horse spends the most time
Most owners begin with stall flooring, then extend into the aisle. There is no requirement to do everything at once.
SoftStall
Wall-to-wall cushioned flooring for the stalls your horses stand in. This is where both the comfort change and the bedding change come from.
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SoftStep
Interlocking rubber pavers for the areas you walk horses through. Grip holds when wet, and the surface sweeps clean.
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SoftWall
Padding for a specific stall — a horse that kicks, a mare due to foal, or a box where a horse has been cast before.
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The change owners notice first is not the flooring itself — it's the wheelbarrow. Non-absorptive flooring means waste stays on the surface, so less bedding is needed to manage moisture and less of it leaves the barn each week.
Less bedding purchased, stored, and hauled each season
Lighter, faster mucking out because waste stays on the surface
Fewer soaked shavings to dispose of or spread
I did a lot of research before choosing a brand and SoftStall came out on top on all fronts. More reasonably priced than I originally expected, and the benefits for the horses far outweigh the cost.
From first call to finished stall
A call or email about your barn, your horses, and what prompted the change.
Stall dimensions and subfloor confirmed, using our measuring guide or a site visit.
A written quote for the stalls you want done, with no obligation to do them all.
Scheduled around your barn so horses always have somewhere to go.
You don't have to do the whole barn
Common for a horse on stall rest, an older horse, or trying the system before committing further.
The most frequent private-barn project — the stalls in daily use, done in one visit.
SoftStall in the stalls and SoftStep through the aisle and wash bay, usually phased over two visits.
Useful reading for owners
Questions owners ask first
Many of our installations are one or two stalls. Cost per stall is the same conversation whether you have two or twenty — a specialist will quote your actual dimensions.
No. Most owners start with the stalls their horses use most, then extend into the aisle or additional stalls later.
Yes, but usually much less. Bedding is used for comfort and appearance rather than absorbing moisture.
Cushioned flooring is often chosen for horses standing on stall rest or managing joint comfort. Talk to your vet about your specific horse, and to us about the flooring.
A single stall is typically finished in about a day. Multi-stall work is scheduled so you always have somewhere to put horses.
Tell us about your barn
A specialist will follow up with options that suit your stalls and how you use them.