ThuroBed Mattress System
ThuroBed is a multi-celled mattress system that is equivalent to at least 6 inches of bedding. The mattresses are placed wall-to-wall in the stall, topped with a durable, non – permeable top cover that securely fastens to stall walls. It is a full-coverage flooring system that offers your horses rest and comfort while saving dramatically with bedding costs.
Price range: $885.60 through $4,616.27
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Full-Coverage Comfort
The ThuroBed horse stall mattress system delivers comfort equal to at least six inches of bedding. Install the multi-celled mattresses wall-to-wall for full coverage. Then secure the durable top cover to the stall walls to create a one-piece flooring system.
As a result, you create a stable, cushioned surface that supports equine comfort.
Healthier Stall Environment
ThuroBed top covers create a resilient, impermeable surface that mimics natural pasture conditions. In addition, the non-slip design improves traction, comfort and stability.
Because the system reduces pressure points, it has been linked to reducing hock sores on horses. Therefore, horses rest more comfortably and recover more effectively.
Reduced Bedding and Maintenance
This horse stall mattress system requires up to 75% less bedding than traditional mats. Consequently, you remove less manure and reduce disposal costs.
With less bedding to manage, cleaning time drops by up to 50%. Furthermore, lower ammonia and dust levels support better respiratory health.
Key Benefits
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Horse stall mattress system
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Equal to six inches of bedding
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Reduces bedding by up to 75%
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Cuts cleaning time by up to 50%
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Improves traction and comfort
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Supports joint and hock health
Warranty and Long-Term Performance
ThuroBed includes a 3-Year Limited Manufacturer Warranty for normal use with proper installation. When you maintain the system correctly, it delivers years of reliable performance.
In fact, some RAMM customers still use systems installed more than 20 years ago.
Cleaning and Care
For routine cleaning, use StableClean One-Step Cleanser. Mix 45–50 mL per liter of warm water. This solution cleans effectively and protects your mattress investment.
However, do not recommend pressure washing your ThuroBed system.
Sizes: 10’x10′, 10’x12′, 10’x14′, 10’x16′, 10’x18′, 10’x20′, 10’x22′, 10’x24′, 12’x12′, 12’x14′, 12’x16′, 12’x18′, 12’x20′, 12’x22′, 12’x24′, 14’x14′, 14’x16′, 14’x24′, 16’x16′, 16’x24′, & 24’x24′
Warranty: 3-Year Ltd. Mfg.Warranty
Shipping:. Please contact us for a shipping details.
*Note: Mounting screws are required for installation for the fastening strips, but are not included.
Below are links to informational literature, installation manuals, and some layout ideas for your ThuroBed Mattress System(s). All links below are in a PDF format, which you can save and print for future reference:
ThuroBed Mattress System Installation Instructions
ThuroBed Mattress System Benefits
ThuroBed Mattress System Shipping Policy
Clegg Hammer: Shock Absorbency Impact Test
Ground Preparation
Step 1
- The ground in the stall where the mattress is being installed must be level or even slightly crowned in the middle.
- Essential is that the stall is not dipped or bowl-shaped in the middle.
- Concrete or Asphalt stalls are probably already level but make sure that any holes or problem areas are fixed.
- You may also want to dome or crown the floor, the reason being is so the urine will run away from the horse and center of the stall to the outer edges. The horse spends the majority of its time in the middle of the stall. Doming allows for ground and mattress compaction.
- We recommend the middle of the stall be approximately 2” higher than the outer walls.
Step 2
- If you have an earth or gravel-based stall, chances are some work is needed.
- If the stall is too low, bring in some gravel to fill and level
- Recommended aggregates are pea gravel, ¾ washed stone, or even “A” gravel or also known as road gravel. This will need a little packing and will resist settling over time.
- No matter what fill is used it will require watering down the stall and/or packed with a tamping device.
- If the aggregates are not packed with water and or a tamping device and they settle it will result in premature stretching and perhaps wrinkling of the top cover.
- Sand is not recommended because it doesn’t pack well and has a tendency to shift and move.
Step 3
- Fill the low spots with the aggregate.
- If you want the stall to be the same height as the aisle way, be sure and leave the base 1-2” beneath the threshold at the door.
- Measure the thickness of the mattress and keep in mind which direction the mattress will be lying and remember the mattress will compact.
- If the stall does not have a threshold at the door, use a pressure treated 4×4 and fasten it to the posts of the stall and level with the aisle way.
- Bring in the fill, level it, keeping the center of the stall slightly higher, and compact it using water and/or a compacting machine.
