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A well-drained sand or gravel base under the concrete is desirable, but not required. - Impervious floors require a level evenly compacted sub-layer. Sand or fine gravel may provide structural support and underground drainage. Solid rubber mats are often laid over concrete or well-packed road base mix.
Rock products, also known as sand and gravel, are a great choice for paddock footing because they are extremely slow to break down, don't hold moisture or bacteria, and can be supported for a stronger base.
Sand is preferred as an underlayer for other flooring materials as it provides excellent drainage. Stall floors constructed of limestone dust can be excellent if properly installed. Limestone should be placed over a good base that allows adequate drainage.
Soil, Sand, or Clay Sand is frequently used for stall floors. It is easy on the horse's legs, non-slip, and requires minimal bedding material over top. It drains well and is replaceable once it becomes very soiled. Sand-bedded stalls may need "topping up" as sand is taken away each time the stall is mucked out.
Stall cards provide quick access to information about your mount. Specific information is required, because it brings together information that may be important in an emergency situation, perhaps in the absence of the owner or rider.
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A well-drained sand or gravel base under the concrete is desirable, but not required. - Impervious floors require a level evenly compacted sub-layer. Sand or fine gravel may provide structural support and underground drainage. Solid rubber mats are often laid over concrete or well-packed road base mix.
Many horse-owners are successful using unscented kitty litter as a means of drying out the stall. A pound of generic clay-based litter can cost as little as twenty cents a day, and can be mixed with barn or garden lime to help eliminate odors simultaneously.
Sand and clay must be well mixed, leveled, and packed before horses are placed in the stalls. Straight sand can be used as an inexpensive flooring as it requires no additional bedding. Stalls using sand as the flooring/bedding combination must be cleaned regularly and the sand changed regularly.
Some commonly used flooring materials include clay, sand/ clay mixture, limestone dust, wood, concrete, asphalt, and rubber floor mats. Topsoil should be removed before starting to build the stall floors to minimize settling. Hard packed clay flooring is used widely and requires relatively high maintenance.
Sand is preferred as an underlayer for other flooring materials as it provides excellent drainage. Stall floors constructed of limestone dust can be excellent if properly installed. Limestone should be placed over a good base that allows adequate drainage.

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