Horsebox Ramp Mat Grip Top Non-Slip Trailer Rubber 5mm Thick 1.2M & 1.5M Wide

• 5mm Thick
• Grip-Top Pattern
• 1.2m and 1.5m Widths
• Loose Lay or Glue Down Installation
• Hard-Wearing Rubber Ramp Matting for Horsebox and Trailer Loading Areas

Practical Rubber Matting for Horsebox Ramps and Trailer Floors

A horsebox ramp needs a surface that feels secure, handles regular loading, and protects the base underneath from daily wear. This 5mm grip-top rubber ramp mat is designed for horseboxes, trailers, and loading areas where traction and durability are important.

The grip-top pattern gives the surface a textured finish that supports footing during loading and unloading. Its rubber construction makes it suitable for areas exposed to movement, pressure, dirt, and general use around equestrian transport.

Why 5mm Rubber Works Well on Loading Ramps

A 5mm thickness provides a practical balance between flexibility and surface protection. It is thick enough to support everyday ramp use while remaining manageable for cutting, fitting, and positioning.

For horsebox ramps and trailer flooring, this type of matting can help reduce direct wear on the subfloor. It also gives the ramp a more controlled surface than bare wood, metal, or smooth flooring.

Grip-Top Surface for Better Footing

Textured Pattern for Ramp Use

The grip-top surface is designed to improve contact underfoot compared with plain smooth rubber. This is especially useful on sloped loading areas where animals and handlers need a more stable surface during movement.

The surface pattern helps provide additional traction, but correct installation, regular cleaning, and safe loading practice remain important for long-term performance.

Hard-Wearing Rubber Construction

The mat is made from rubber with anti-stretch properties, helping it maintain its form during regular use. Its 70 Shore hardness gives the surface a firm and durable feel, making it suitable for demanding trailer and horsebox environments.

The black finish gives a clean, practical appearance and works well with most trailer interiors and ramp layouts.

Fitting Options for Different Ramp Setups

This rubber matting can be installed using loose lay or glue down methods, depending on the surface, ramp design, and intended use. Loose lay fitting can work for some temporary or adjustable setups, while adhesive fixing may be more suitable where a permanent and secure installation is required.

The matting can be installed over different subfloor types, provided the base is clean, dry, level, and suitable for rubber flooring. No underlayment is required, which helps keep the fitting process straightforward.

Cleaning and Maintenance for Long-Term Use

Horsebox and trailer ramps collect mud, bedding, moisture, and outdoor debris. Regular cleaning helps maintain grip and keeps the surface safer for repeated use. The rubber can be brushed, swept, or washed depending on the level of dirt.

Allowing the surface to dry properly after washing or wet use can help preserve traction and reduce the build-up of residue. Checking the edges and fixing method occasionally is also recommended, especially on ramps used frequently.

Product Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this mat suitable for horsebox ramps?

Yes, this 5mm grip-top rubber matting is suitable for horsebox ramps and trailer loading areas. The textured surface helps support footing during loading and unloading, while the rubber construction protects the ramp base from regular wear.

Can this rubber mat be used on trailer floors?

Yes, it can be used on trailer floors where a hard-wearing rubber surface is needed. It is suitable for areas that experience regular foot traffic, equipment movement, and general loading activity, provided the base surface is properly prepared.

Does the mat need to be glued down?

It can be fitted by loose lay or glue down installation. Loose lay may suit some temporary setups, while glue down fitting is usually better where a more secure and permanent finish is needed, especially on sloped ramps.

Is underlayment required before fitting?

No, underlayment is not required. The matting can be installed directly over a suitable prepared subfloor. The surface underneath should be clean, dry, stable, and level before the rubber matting is positioned or fixed.

What does grip-top mean?

Grip-top refers to the textured surface pattern on the rubber. This pattern is designed to improve surface contact compared with smooth rubber, making it more suitable for loading ramps, trailers, and areas where footing matters.

Can the matting be cut to size?

Yes, rubber matting can usually be cut to fit ramp widths, trailer edges, and shaped areas. Accurate measuring is important before cutting, especially around hinges, ramp sides, and exposed edges.

How should the ramp mat be cleaned?

The mat can be brushed, swept, or washed to remove mud, bedding, and general dirt. Regular cleaning helps maintain surface grip and appearance, especially in horsebox and trailer areas used frequently.