Slatted Floor Supports and Accessories

• Corrosion-Resistant Supports: Fiberglass reinforced plastic beams perform well in humid and manure-intensive livestock environments.
• Stable Floor Structure: Support beams and brackets distribute loads beneath plastic and cast iron slats.
• Multiple Beam Profiles: Standard, LT and Delta-type fiberglass supports are available according to flooring requirements.
• Flexible Installation: Wall brackets, support feet and intermediate legs accommodate different pit widths and floor layouts.
• Lightweight Components: FRP beams are easier to handle and position than many conventional metal support structures.
• Compatible Flooring: Suitable for plastic slats, cast iron slats and combined flooring systems.
• Practical Accessories: Spacers, adapters, fillers and fittings simplify floor alignment and installation.
• Easy Maintenance: Corrosion-resistant materials reduce routine maintenance in aggressive pig-house environments.
• New Build and Retrofit: Suitable for new steel-structure pig houses and existing barn renovation projects.

• Fiberglass Support Beams: Main structural members supporting slatted flooring above manure pits.
• Delta Support Beams: Triangular-profile supports offering structural stability and reduced manure accumulation.
• Mounting Brackets: Secure fiberglass beams at walls, concrete edges or other supporting structures.
• Support Feet: Stabilize beam ends and intermediate support positions.
• Intermediate Support Legs: Provide additional support where longer beam spans require reinforcement.
• Wall Holders: Connect floor supports to compatible concrete or structural wall sections.
• Slat Fittings: Secure and position plastic flooring sections.
• Spacers and Adapters: Maintain correct floor spacing and transition between different flooring sections.
• Fillers: Close unused openings or gaps in modular plastic flooring systems.
• Cleaning Accessories: Muck traps and cleaning plugs can be incorporated into farrowing and slatted-floor installations.

• Farrowing pen flooring systems
• Piglet creep areas
• Nursery and weaner pig houses
• Wean-to-finish facilities
• Grower and finisher barns
• Sow housing areas
• Plastic and cast iron combi floors
• Manure pit flooring systems
• New commercial pig farm construction
• Existing flooring renovation projects

• Fiberglass beam profile
• Beam length
• Beam spacing
• Standard or Delta beam configuration
• Wall-mounted or intermediate support arrangement
• Support-leg height
• Mounting bracket configuration
• Plastic or cast iron floor compatibility
• Slat fittings and spacers
• Floor transition adapters
• Cleaning plugs and muck traps
• Farrowing, nursery or finisher layouts

• Confirm pit dimensions, floor layout, slat type and design loads before installation.
• Determine beam spacing and support locations according to the approved structural plan.
• Install wall brackets, end supports and intermediate support legs where required.
• Position fiberglass beams accurately and confirm level and alignment.
• Install plastic or cast iron floor sections across the supporting beams.
• Fit spacers, adapters, fillers and floor fasteners according to the flooring layout.
• Check all floor joints, support points and access openings before commissioning.

• Inspect beams, brackets and support legs during scheduled barn maintenance.
• Check floor panels for movement, cracking or abnormal deflection.
• Remove accumulated manure around support and cleaning-access areas.
• Inspect fasteners and brackets for looseness or mechanical damage.
• Keep muck traps and cleaning plugs accessible and clean.
• Replace damaged supports, fittings or flooring components when required.

Q: What are fiberglass support beams used for?
A: They provide structural support beneath plastic, cast iron and combined slatted flooring installed above livestock manure pits.

Q: Why use FRP instead of conventional steel beams?
A: Fiberglass reinforced plastic provides good corrosion resistance in humid environments containing manure gases, wash water and cleaning chemicals.

Q: Which beam profiles are available?
A: Common options include standard rectangular-type profiles, LT supports and Delta-shaped supports. Final selection depends on floor design and required span.

Q: Can beam lengths be customized?
A: Yes. Standard and project-specific lengths are available according to barn and manure-pit dimensions.

Q: When are intermediate support legs required?
A: Intermediate supports may be required when the span exceeds the permitted value for the selected beam and flooring configuration.

Q: Are these supports suitable for cast iron flooring?
A: Yes. Suitable beam and bracket configurations can support plastic slats, cast iron slats and combined flooring systems.

Q: Can accessories be supplied with the support beams?
A: Yes. Mounting brackets, support feet, support legs, slat fittings, spacers, adapters, fillers and cleaning accessories are available according to project requirements.

Q: What information is required for quotation?
A: Recommended information includes barn drawings, pit dimensions, flooring type, slat dimensions, animal category, required span and expected floor layout.