Surfaces that hold up to clinical standards and to a recovering horse
Recovery boxes, rehabilitation stalls, and treatment areas have two demands at once: a horse that may be unsteady, and a surface that has to be cleaned properly between patients.
The requirements that bring clinics to us
A horse coming out of anaesthesia is unsteady and unpredictable. Footing and wall contact both matter in the first minutes.
Weeks of confinement on a hard floor works against the recovery the box was meant to support.
Porous floors and open seams hold moisture and organic material, which makes proper disinfection difficult.
Wash, hydrotherapy, and treatment areas stay damp, and slick footing is a risk for both horse and handler.
Specified for recovery, rehab, and treatment areas
SoftStall
Cushioned, non-absorptive flooring for boxes where horses recover, stand on rest, or spend weeks in confinement.
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SoftWall
Concussion padding with a wipe-clean waterproof cover for the walls of recovery and high-risk boxes.
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SoftStep
Wet-traction pavers for treatment, hydrotherapy, and wash areas where the floor is rarely dry.
View SoftStep →A sealed surface can actually be cleaned between patients
Porous floors and open seams hold moisture and organic material no matter how thoroughly they are washed. Non-absorptive, sealed surfaces keep waste and fluid on top of the floor, where cleaning protocols can reach it.
Sealed surfaces that cleaning protocols can actually reach
Cushioning for horses confined through long rehabilitation
Consistent footing for unsteady horses and their handlers
Love SoftStall. Helped my retired Laminitic horse.
Installed around your case load
We walk recovery, rehab, treatment, and stabling areas with your team.
Flooring and padding matched to each area's clinical requirements.
Work sequenced so critical boxes are never all out of service at once.
Materials and cleaning guidance provided for your protocols.
Questions clinics ask
The surface is non-absorptive and sealed wall to wall, so cleaning agents work on the surface rather than soaking in. Specific agent compatibility is confirmed before installation.
Care and maintenance guidance is provided. Formal cleaning-protocol documentation is TBD pending current published material.
Yes, and recovery boxes are typically specified with SoftWall padding as well because of unpredictable movement during recovery.
Yes. Clinics commonly start with a single recovery or rehab box before extending to others.
Tell us about your facility
A specialist will follow up with options for recovery, rehab, and treatment areas.