Concrete in stalls?

[Bluey]

@YankeeLawyer

We built a barn last year and the stalls have concrete floors with interlocking mats on top. It is GREAT. The mats don’t shift, ever, and we have had no problem with urine getting under mats, smell, or discomfort. The stalls are bedded with a reasonable amount of fluffy shavings and are cleaned daily. The shavings absorb any urine and soiled bedding is removed before it could even hit the floor in a meaningful way. Dutch doors to paddocks let the horses come and go as they prefer, but they choose to be inside in the heat of the day to enjoy their fans and lounge around. We have had no sores at all, and I do have one horse that had been prone to them at other barns (and used to have to wear a fetlock ring). I would much prefer to have a level and solid base for stalls than packed aggregates, which tend to settle or get tunnels (from mice) over time. I think the worst thing for their legs would be to have an uneven and/or too soft surface.

You remember which brand of mats, maybe a link to where to get those?