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Horse stable mats - where can I get them cheap?

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  • 22-03-2014 11:44pm
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    The_Mask
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    Hi guys just wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction. I'm having a shed built at the moment with the intention of turning it into a gym/studio(14' x 14'). I want to put down rubber flooring....to prevent damage to concrete floor, noise reduction, easy on joints, bit of insulation and have decided horse stable mats would be ideal. Is there anywhere around Dublin or surrounding counties that I can purchase these at a reasonable price. Thanks in advance


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    Genghis Cant
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    http://www.easyfix.ie/

    Try here. They have a huge range of products and operate countrywide. They aint cheap.


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    gozunda
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    The_Mask wrote: »
    Hi guys just wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction. I'm having a shed built at the moment with the intention of turning it into a gym/studio(14' x 14'). I want to put down rubber flooring....to prevent damage to concrete floor, noise reduction, easy on joints, bit of insulation and have decided horse stable mats would be ideal. Is there anywhere around Dublin or surrounding counties that I can purchase these at a reasonable price. Thanks in advance

    TRI near the Curragh Racecourse stock them

    See

    http://www.triequestrian.ie/tri-equestrian-product-categories/for-the-horse?page=shop.browse&category_id=62

    Proberly better to call as I believe they stock more than one type

    Otherwise try your local agri co-op. If they don't have them they will order them for you.


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