Australia has several good horse float brands, and the right one depends on your horses, your vehicle and your budget. When you compare horse floats for sale, look past the headline price at five things: tare weight against bay size, flooring, warranty, what's included, and on-road costs. This guide compares six leading brands on a 2 horse angle load, using each brand's own published figures.
In this guide8 sections
How we compared
G'day, Wes here. Comparing horse float brands in Australia can be hard, because every brand lists its specs differently. So we've picked one popular layout, the 2 horse angle load float (2HAL), and pulled each brand's own published figures for a comparable model.
In the interest of full disclosure, this guide is written by EuroFloat. We've kept the brand entries the same length and format, used each brand's own website or listings, and noted where a figure isn't published. Brands are listed alphabetically. Specs and prices change, so always check with the brand before you buy.
2 horse angle load comparison table
| Brand and model | Bay size | Tare | ATM | Floor | Warranty (as published) | Price from | Registration included | Stock on hand |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Crisfloats Royal | Not published | Not published | Not published | Polyethylene body, galvanised | Not published | On order form | Not stated | Not stated |
| EuroFloat 2HAL S SN | 2500 x 800mm | 1,700kg | 3,500kg | 25mm aluminium panels | 2-year whole float, 4-year structural, 11-year aluminium flooring system | $25,990 | Yes, plus all on-road costs | 20–40 floats, ready to tow home |
| Imperial 2HAL Classic | 2440 x 725mm | 1,420kg (may vary with inclusions) | 2,800kg | Fibreglass | 2-year full float, 5-year chassis and frame | $20,750 (Sydney delivery) | Not stated; on-road charges may vary | Not stated |
| Peaceland 2HAL 416 Extended | 2500 x 800mm | 1,650kg | Not published | Aluminium | Full manufacturer warranty | Not published | Not stated | Not stated |
| Regency Square 2HAL Deluxe | 2500 x 750mm | 1,850kg | Not published | Aluminium with steel beams | 4-year body, 10-year flooring system | $30,995 | Not stated | In-stock list on website |
| Tuza WB 2H Angle Load | 700–750 x 2650mm | From 1,200kg (before packs and accessories) | 3,000kg | F27 hardwood | See Tuza's warranty page | $26,125 | Not stated | Not stated |
Figures from each brand's website or published listing, October 2026. The Peaceland figures come from a published promotion listing rather than Peaceland's own website. Inclusions differ between these models, so compare the full spec sheet before you decide. "Not stated" means the brand's page doesn't say, so ask for a drive-away price and what's in stock now.
The brands
Crisfloats
- Known for: polyethylene (plastic) bodies on a galvanised frame, designed to resist corrosion.
- Range: straight load, angle load and gooseneck floats.
- Good for: buyers in coastal areas who want a corrosion-resistant body.
- Ask about: tare weight, ATM and warranty, which aren't published on the angle load page.
EuroFloat
- Known for: square nose floats and aluminium flooring, both of which EuroFloat introduced to the Australian market. A market leader in Australia since 2014, selling over 350 floats a year.
- Range: 2 horse straight load, 2 horse angle load and 3 horse angle load floats, camper horse floats, Overnighters with living, and goosenecks.
- Good for: buyers who want published tare weights that match the compliance plate, floats registered with on-road costs covered, and a 2-year warranty on the whole float.
- Ask about: the difference between Classic and Prestige, and which inclusions come with each model.
Imperial Horse Floats
- Known for: hot-dipped galvanised chassis and fibreglass floors.
- Range: straight load, angle load, warmblood and camper floats, up to 4 horses.
- Good for: buyers on a tighter budget, with a lower entry price on the 2HAL Classic.
- Ask about: on-road and delivery costs outside Sydney, and the as-built tare once options are added.
Peaceland
- Known for: factory-direct pricing and extended bays.
- Range: straight load, angle load and gooseneck floats.
- Good for: buyers who want a longer bay and living features.
- Ask about: ATM, warranty terms in writing, and the price for your specification.
Regency Floats
- Known for: customisable layouts and fittings.
- Range: straight load, angle load, thoroughbred and camper floats, in round and square nose.
- Good for: buyers who want a range of in-stock options and a long flooring warranty.
- Ask about: ATM, which isn't shown on the product pages, and which bonus inclusions are in the listed price.
Tuza
- Known for: a long-established family business and Australian steel.
- Range: angle load, straight load and gooseneck floats.
- Good for: buyers who want long bays and torsion bar suspension.
- Ask about: the as-built tare with your packs fitted, and the cost of extras like the tack and lock-up packs.
Reading tare weights
Tare weight is what the float weighs empty. It decides how much of your ATM is left for horses, water and gear, and whether your vehicle can legally tow it. It's the number buyers most often take on trust, and it's worth a closer look.
- Compare tare against bay size. A float with bigger bays, built from the same materials, will usually weigh more, not less.
- Look for "from" and "may vary". Some listed tares are base weights before options, packs and accessories are fitted. The float you actually tow home may be heavier.
- Check the compliance plate. Ask whether the plate shows the float's real, as-built weight.
- Ask for a weighbridge ticket. It's the simplest way to know for sure.
At EuroFloat, our published tare weights are what's on the compliance plate, and we're happy to weigh any float on a weighbridge for you. Read more about tare, ATM and GCM
Five checks before you buy
- Tare against bay size. Is the published weight realistic for the size of the float, and is it the as-built weight?
- Flooring. Aluminium, fibreglass and timber all behave differently over time. Ask how the floor is supported and what warranty covers it. Read about float floors
- Warranty, in practice. Read the written terms, then ask other owners at Pony Club, shows and in local horse groups how their claims were handled. Read our warranty guide
- What's included. Get a list of what's standard and what's extra. Tack boxes, windows, water tanks and 240V power can be standard on one brand and an add-on pack on another.
- On-road costs. Ask whether the price includes registration, delivery and on-road costs. EuroFloat registers every float and covers all on-road costs, so the price you're quoted is the price you pay. Also check where the floats are built or stored. A factory closer to you can mean lower freight costs.
Which horse float is right for you?
- Tight budget, smaller horses: look at a 2 horse straight load or a base 2HAL. Compare straight and angle loads
- Bigger horses or longer trips: look for longer, wider bays and check the tare still suits your vehicle.
- Long show days: consider a camper horse float with 240V power and a fridge.
- Nights away: look at a float with living, such as an Overnighter. Read about living floats
- Coastal areas: think about corrosion resistance in the body and floor.
Whichever brand you choose, see the float in person and tow it behind your own vehicle before you buy. It helps to choose a brand with a location you can easily visit.
About EuroFloat
EuroFloat has been a market leader in Australia since 2014 and sells over 350 horse floats a year. We're Australian owned and operated, and rated 4.8 stars from 57 Google reviews. Many of our customers tell us we're the best horse float in Australia, and we're proud to be known as one of Australia's most trusted horse float brands. See how every EuroFloat is built
Two large factories, on the east coast
EuroFloat has two large factories, one on the Gold Coast, Queensland, and one at 55 Lara Way, Campbellfield, Victoria. Having floats built and ready in both states means:
- Lower freight costs. Your float has a shorter trip to you, so you pay less to get it home.
- Easy to see floats in person. Walk through the horse floats for sale, compare models side by side, and test drive one behind your own vehicle.
- Faster handover. With the largest range of stock in Australia across both sites, many floats are ready to go within a week or two of your deposit.
Questions buyers ask
What are the top horse float brands in Australia?
Well-known brands include Crisfloats, EuroFloat, Imperial, Peaceland, Regency and Tuza. Each has strengths, so compare tare weight, bay size, flooring, warranty and on-road costs for the model you want.
What does a 2 horse angle load float weigh?
Published tare weights for the models in this guide range from around 1,200kg to 1,850kg, depending on bay size, materials and inclusions. Always check the as-built weight on the compliance plate.
Why do tare weights vary so much between brands?
Bay size, materials and inclusions all change the weight. Some brands also publish a base weight before options are fitted, so the float you tow home may be heavier than the listed figure.
Does the price of a horse float include on-road costs?
It depends on the brand. Some prices exclude delivery, registration and on-road costs. EuroFloat registers every float and covers all on-road costs.
Where can I see a EuroFloat in person?
At our factories on the Gold Coast, Queensland, and at 55 Lara Way, Campbellfield, Victoria. Book a visit and you can compare models and test drive a float behind your own vehicle.
Which horse float floor is best?
Aluminium doesn't rot, fibreglass is light and rot-proof, and timber is traditional but needs more care. Whichever you choose, ask how it's supported and what the warranty covers.
Bring your comparison to our showroom
Bring your quotes and spec sheets to our Gold Coast or Melbourne showroom, by appointment. We'll go through tare weights, inclusions and on-road costs with you, and you can test drive a float behind your own vehicle.
This guide is written by EuroFloat. Competitor figures are taken from each brand's website or published listings in October 2026 and may have changed; check with each brand before buying. Models compared have different inclusions. EuroFloat price and specs as listed on eurofloat.com.au.
