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The GroundHex Stabilizer system is a practical, low-maintenance ground reinforcement solution designed for both equine and cattle facilities. It’s ideal for laneways, feed areas, gateways, wash bays, and other erosion-prone spots. The system installs directly over compacted soil, eliminating the need for expensive concrete foundations while keeping high-traffic areas firm and mud-free.

Key Features

• Heavy-duty load bearing – built to withstand horses, cattle, and farm vehicles.

• Free-draining surface – keeps areas drier and easier to clean.

• Prevents erosion – especially around feed pads, troughs, gateways, and holding areas.

• Cost-efficient setup – no need to pour a concrete slab.

• Improves animal welfare – reduces slipping, lameness, and hoof problems in wet or unstable areas.

Technical Specifications

• Thickness: 50mm

• Cell Size: 500mm x 600mm

• Panel Size: 4 cells per panel = 1000mm x 1200mm

• Material: 100% recycled polypropylene

• Crush Strength: 225t/m²

Benefits

• Provides a stable surface for horses and cattle in high-use zones.

• Saves time and money on constant gravel or dirt repairs.

• Minimises slips and leg injuries in livestock.

• Reduces mud and manure contamination between areas.

• Can be used as a base layer under rubber mats in yards, stables, or dairy sheds for extra comfort.

Applications

• Laneways & breezeways

• Dairy feed pads & holding yards

• Around water and mineral troughs

• Crossovers & gateways

• Wash bays & day yards

• Stables and cattle sheds

What It’s Made From

The GroundHex Stabilizer is made from recycled polypropylene in a honeycomb grid structure. This design makes it lightweight, easy to install, and extremely durable under the pressure of both horses and cattle. Panels come pre-clipped for quick installation and can be cut to size when needed.

Installation Guide

1. Level and prepare the area.

2. Spread and compact a base layer of crusher dust or fine gravel.

3. Lay GroundHex Stabilizer panels one at a time, locking them together.

4. Tap panels into place with a rubber mallet.

5. Cut panels to size where required.

6. Fill the cells with crusher dust, sand, or soil.

7. Compact the surface.

Optional: Lay rubber mats directly over the stabilizer in areas needing extra traction or comfort (e.g., cattle holding yards, stables, wash bays). Use fixing screws if secure fastening is required.

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