Every mile is time your horse spends balancing
Transport asks a horse to stay upright on a hard, moving floor. Flooring is the part of the trailer that decides how much of the road the horse actually feels.
The problems that bring haulers to us
Hours of vibration and constant balancing leave horses arriving tired before the work has even started.
Loose mats move under a bracing horse, bunch at the edges, and hide moisture underneath.
Urine and wash water travel through seams into the trailer floor structure, which is where most trailer floors fail.
A permanent floor is more than you need if the trailer goes out a few times a season, or if you borrow one.
Trailer flooring options
SoftRide
Custom-cut, sealed wall-to-wall trailer flooring that dampens vibration and keeps moisture off the deck. Professionally installed.
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TravelMat
A portable mat for occasional hauling or shared trailers — place it, use it, lift it out. In development; join the availability list.
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SoftStep
Secure footing on the ground where horses load and unload, which is where a lot of transport incidents happen.
View SoftStep →What changes by the time you unload
Horses brace continuously against vibration and jolts. Reducing what reaches them through the floor means less of the trip spent working, and a floor sealed wall to wall keeps urine and wash water off the trailer deck where rot and corrosion begin.
Less vibration and fewer jolts reaching the horse
No mats to reset, lift, or dry out after a trip
A sealed floor that protects the trailer deck itself
Wonderful solution to everyday routines.
From assessment to sealed floor
Trailer inspected and measured, deck condition checked.
Existing flooring removed, deck prepared and cleaned.
Flooring cut to the interior and fitted around ramps, doors, and dividers.
Edges sealed wall to wall and the installation checked before handover.
Questions haulers ask
Haul regularly, choose SoftRide — permanent and sealed, available today. Haul occasionally or share a trailer, TravelMat is being developed for that, and is not yet available.
SoftRide is cut to fit. We confirm make, model, year, and interior layout including ramp and divider configuration before quoting.
No. It is a permanent, sealed installation done by trained installers, which is what makes the wall-to-wall seal hold.
Yes — we work with trailer builders and dealers fitting flooring at build or upfit stage.
Tell us about your trailer
A specialist will follow up on fit, options, and installation.