SuperStall® is a one-piece foam mattress system.

It is the market’s softest and most durable stall system. SuperStall® uses a proven foam cushion that has been used under animals in Europe for over 12 years.

One-Piece Top Cover: The market’s most durable one-piece waterproof top cover keeps your horse cleaner, healthier, and significantly saves on shaving costs. The cover is also unique due to its unlimited size customization and unmatched field reparability.

Foam Mattress: A 12-year proven open celled foam engineered specifically for the rigors of the horse stall environment. The foam strikes the perfect balance of soft but stable, providing relief and rejuvenation for the horse's joints and ligaments.

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NOTE: Allow 1- 1 ½ hours to install your first mattress. Future stalls will take substantially less time.

Ground Preparation:

Concrete is best, however, if the stall area is earthen or stone it should be level and well packed before installing the foam mat.

Mattress Installation:

Lay mattress according to schematic provided. There is no up or down side. Butt each edge of the mattress to one another and to the edge of the stall walls leaving no gaps.

If you have posts or doorways, carefully compress to fit around the doorway or post.

Top Cover Installation:

Your cover will be pre-cut according to measurements provided in your order. This may be used for the width or length dimension, depending on your stall layout.

•Be sure to reference your cut length according to the North Brook Farms schematic provided. The black basket weave side is the top of the cover and the woven side is the bottom.

•Spread the cover over the stall. The cut length allows for 1.5 ft. longer than the indicated stall dimension. You have approximately 9 inches to run up each of the sidewalls.

•Crease the cover where the mattress meets the wall to form a 90-degree edge. Make sure the cover is lying flat without wrinkles or bubbles.

•Kick the fabric in place, out to the edges of the stall, so it is even and flat in the stall or use a 2 x 4 to ensure the cover is tight to the edge of the stall.

•The fabric can be trimmed so that the vertical turn up is 4-6” if desired use a sharp utility knife to trim or cut the top cover.

•Fasten the width direction first. Vertically slit the fabric at the corner where the mattress and fabric meet, to form two “wings” (that will be tucked behind and over the plastic strip). Be sure to have a sharp knife and extra blades.

•Be very careful when cutting the fabric not to injure the mattress or cut the fabric too deeply, leaving the mattress exposed in the corner. Measure the wall corner to corner. Cut the other corner of the same wall.

•Cut enough plastic strips to cover this length. The plastic strips are 8 ft. long. You may need to use a part of another strip to complete the attachment.

•To cut the strip, score the plastic several times, then snap the strip with your hands. Be sure to save the remaining strip to use on the other walls.

•Begin fastening the plastic strip against the top cover. Use a 1 2/4” wood screw (if stall walls are wooden) or a 1 5/8” tap-con screw (if stall walls are concrete) to fasten fabric and plastic strip to the walls. The plastic strip does not need to predrilled.

•The plastic strip should be resting on the top of the mattress or slightly recessed if possible.

•Start at one end and continue to the other end. Do not start in the middle. Proceed to the opposite wall and repeat the cutting, measuring, and fastening steps.

•Fasten the walls across from each other (side, side, back, front). The cover should not have any wrinkles or bubbles, but should not be pulled too tight. It should be smooth and rest on top (be touching) of the mattresses. If you have posts or doorways, the fabric will need to be cut.

Call the office for assistance or with any questions. GOOD LUCK!