Anybody Tried Liquid Rubber Flooring?

[Katypops]

Have you or anybody you know used liquid rubber flooring in their stables?

It sounds fabulous, but is it too good to be true (apart from maybe being a bit pricey)?

Found it on the Robinsons website:
http://www.robinsonsequestrian.com/stable-yard/stable/wall-flooring/liquid-rubber-floor.html

They say it withstands the usual wear and tear of horses, can be pressure washed and presumably eliminates the need for sweeping out underneath heavy rubber mats.

Any information much appreciated.

 

[Tnavas]

Brillient stuff but you need to make sure the floor surface is well prepared before putting down and that the layers are thick enough.

 

[MrsMozart]

What's it like to sweep?

Does it get slippy when wet?

 

[Tnavas]

No problem - it's like the stuff they put down on float and lorry floors. I'm planning to have my truck done at the end of the winter.

 

[MCTM]

I have something similar in my lorry - it is easy to clean and is totally non-slip. However in the lorry it doesn't deaden any noise so that any movement the horse makes sounds dreadful. I'm actually considering putting some rubber matting on top to help with this as I have a horse which fidgets and I think the noise makes her worse. (I don't really want to because it will need lifting regularly to clean underneath and also will add to the weight but think it will help the noise)

 

[Tnavas]

What about another layer of liquid rubber?