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Sterling Equine Mud Control โ€” Barn Accessories (Custom Horse Stalls by Sterling Equine | Made in USA)

Sterling Equine Mud Control

Custom Horse Stalls by Sterling Equine | Made in USA

Want to control mud at your equine facility?

Reviewed by Ann Pruitt, InfoHorse.com · Updated July 2026
Sterling Equine Mud Control โ€” Barn Accessories (Custom Horse Stalls by Sterling Equine | Made in USA)
Sterling Equine Mud Control โ€” Barn Accessories (Custom Horse Stalls by Sterling Equine | Made in USA)

Mudโ€” itโ€™s not just inconvenient, it poses a real threat to the health and well being of your horses. A horse can die standing in 1 inch of watery mud for a week or moreโ€” due to hoof infections and the possibility of those infections turning septic. Mud can also affect the coat and skin health of your horse. Perma Grid is a permanent solution to the mud problem you are seeking to eliminate.

Properly installed it can hold up to horses, tractors and other barn equipment. The world of horse barn design offers more possibilities than ever, which means todayโ€™s horse owners can plan a barn that truly fits their property, horses, climate, budget, and daily routine. That is where Sterling Equine becomes such a valuable partnerโ€” we actually want to get to know you and your propertyโ€” and we really can help you!

About Sterline Equine- ReDefining The Expectations of Horse Owners

Everything we do at Sterling- offers โ€œcut aboveโ€ excellence for our clients. Our reputation for excellence stems from our ability to merge innovative design, cutting-edge technology, and premium materials to create products that stand the test of time. We recognize that every equine facility is unique, which is why we offer complete customization to meet the specific needs of each client. Whether youโ€™re outfitting a small private barn or a large commercial operation, we partner with you to ensure the final design aligns seamlessly with your vision and operational goals.

Itโ€™s Not Just About Beauty- Itโ€™s About Durability and Safety!

At the core of everything we do is an unwavering commitment to safety. Every product is thoughtfully engineered with the welfare of both horse and human in mindโ€”from secure stall walls to intuitive, user-friendly access points. We take pride in every detail to create environments where horses and handlers feel confident and protected.

Built in our state-of-the-art facility, each piece is manufactured with precision and care. Our custom design features and components set us apart, blending heavy-duty hardware with durable, aesthetically refined finishes that reflect the craftsmanship and quality our clients expect.

Sterling Reflects The Trust Clients Give Them

At Sterling, we believe our work is not just a businessโ€”but a calling. We are grateful for the trust our clients place in us and strive every day to honor that trust through outstanding customer service and a heartfelt commitment to serving others. It is our mission to make your equine space not only more efficient and beautifulโ€”but built to serve with purpose.

Got Mud? Your Barn Doesnโ€™t Have to.
Heavy traffic areas, gateways, paddocks, and walkways can turn into a muddy mess fast. A quality ground grid helps stabilize the surface before mud takes over. We have seen it so many times. You buy the perfect horse property, with lovely home, pool, beautiful fencing and arenasโ€” but the barn needs a little help! This is a fairly common situation, and we work with clients all the time to bring their barns up to the beauty and strength needed for a good barn.

What Customers Say

Horse owners call us all the time expressing what a relief it is to no longer deal with the frustrations and health concerns that mud can bring. Several clients tell us they wonโ€™t live without it now that they have used it in their paddocks and barn entrances. Once you see the benefits, you will find more and more places where PermaGrid can put a permanent smile on your face. Can Sterling Equine Help With Questions? Absolutely.

With PermaGridโ€” The Mud Stops Here!

Youโ€™ll love PermaGrid. It is a heavy-duty, high-density polyethylene, mud retention system used in any area that has a mud or drainage problem. This system provides sure footing, less mess, and can be filled with soil and seeded so that you have natural ground without the issues of mud.

What Areas Can PermaGrid Help Me?

Youโ€™ve got to use that paddock gate to take your horses in and outโ€” and your horses know it! They stand right there waiting for you pawing as they wait. Digging a nice hole that is just perfect to hold the rain and create an icky, sloppy mess! With PermaGrid, your paddocks, gate entrances, barn entrances, feed stations, any high traffic horse areas, and utility roads can stay โ€˜on high groundโ€™โ€” no more digging and no more mud !

How Tough Is PermaGrid?

PermaGrid is made from heavy duty polymer designed for wear and tear. If installed on solid base, it will old up indefinitely. Horses, Trucks, Tractors are all heavyโ€ฆ. so, how Does PermaGrid hold up? If installed properly, it can hold up to both equipment and horses! PermaGrid has used in gate areas where tractors/ATVโ€™s are used often. It does require level base beneath so there are not pressure points which are not properly supported.

Why Should I Choose PermaGrid Over Competitors?

Itโ€™s built to last! Designed for longevity, reliable, easy to install, once filled with soil it does not stand out visually, and can be seeded for green growth so that itโ€™s not visible at all. You and your horses wonโ€™t notice that itโ€™s thereโ€” but you will notice that the mud is gone!

How Long Does It Last?

PermaGrid does not rot or damage due to exposure. This system should last 25 yearsโ€” or more!

What Maintenance is Required?

If over time the fill starts to get low, add soil or gravel to fill them back up. As this is to prevent messy spots, removing any manure that may spill on top will also add to itโ€™s beautiful

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