About Rubber Chippings
Our high-quality rubber chippings are dust extracted and carefully screened to remove 99.9% of metal, with each chip ranging between 5-30mm in size. When placed on top of equestrian silica sand, this material acts as an insulator – protecting the surface against frost during the winter, and helping to retain important moisture when the conditions are dry. Adding rubber to equine sand will also help to reduce surface compaction, absorb impact shock and provide horse and rider with a firm, but cushioned ride.
Recommended Quantities
The quantity of rubber required will depend largely on the type of application, the size of the arena and the condition of the current surface:
New Riding Arenas
For new-build riding arenas, we recommend applying 50mm of rubber chippings directly on top of the silica sand, which should be laid to a depth of approximately 100mm.
Surface Top-ups
If simply topping up an existing rubber surface, we recommend that an additional 25mm of rubber should provide enough coverage, depending on the condition of the current surface.

Testimonials

Georgina, Hampshire
“Rubber all delivered safe and sound and now on our arena which looks like new. Great service and great quality will definitely recommend you to others. Thanks again.”

Martin, West Sussex
“I’d heartily recommend anyone considering such an undertaking [installing a new arena] to talk to Day Equestrian.”

Private Client, Essex
“The team at Day Equestrian were very patient with us as it took a long time to get contractors organised and the weather conditions right.”
Delivery Options:

Loose

Bagged

Articulated Lorries

Eight Wheeled Lorries
Request a Quote
To request a free no obligation quote, please complete our online contact form or call 0800 044 8101.
The more details you can provide to us about your project, the better! Make sure to include any required materials, the full site postcode, arena size and the type of delivery vehicle you can take. This information really helps us to generate quick and accurate quotes that are specific to your individual requirements.