Plastic Slatted Floor for Piglets

• Piglet-Friendly Plastic Surface: Designed for young pigs in nursery and weaning housing.
• V-Shaped Bar Profile: Promotes efficient manure drainage through the floor openings.
• Rounded Upper Surface: Provides comfortable animal contact and simplifies cleaning.
• Enhanced Grip: Raised surface features improve traction for piglets.
• Hygienic Design: Open slat geometry helps separate animals from manure and liquids.
• Lightweight Construction: Plastic modules are convenient to handle during installation and maintenance.
• Modular Installation: Compatible with steel, fiberglass and project-specific support systems.
• Flexible Floor Layout: Can be combined with more solid sections or other flooring materials according to barn requirements.

• Molded Plastic Slat: Main load-bearing walking surface for piglets.
• V-Shaped Slat Bars: Guide manure and liquid downward through the floor openings.
• Grip Elevations: Raised surface details improve hoof traction.
• Interlocking Edges: Connect adjacent floor modules into a continuous flooring surface.
• Support Beams: Galvanized steel or fiberglass supports carry the flooring above the manure pit.
• Support Legs: Height-adjustable plastic support legs can be used where required.
• Wall and Edge Supports: Brackets or structural fittings support perimeter floor sections.

• Piglet nursery pens
• Weaning barns
• Piglet rearing facilities
• Creep areas in farrowing pens
• Nursery feeding and activity areas
• Commercial integrated pig farms
• New steel-structure pig houses
• Existing nursery floor renovation projects

• Floor module length and width
• Open slatted or higher solid-area configuration
• Solid resting-area modules
• Galvanized steel or fiberglass support structure
• Height-adjustable support legs
• Wall plates and edge supports
• Integration with heated resting areas
• Combination with steel or cast flooring
• Manure pit and floor elevation design

• Confirm manure-pit dimensions, finished floor elevation and flooring layout.
• Install galvanized steel or fiberglass support members according to the approved support spacing.
• Check support level and structural alignment before laying floor modules.
• Position and interlock adjacent plastic slats to create a stable floor surface.
• Install solid-area modules, heating plates or transition flooring where required.
• Use wall supports, edge brackets or adjustable legs according to the structural design.
• Check all joints, supports and floor edges before introducing animals.

• Wash and disinfect flooring between production batches.
• Keep slat openings free from excessive manure and feed accumulation.
• Inspect modules periodically for cracks, deformation or abnormal wear.
• Check support beams, brackets and adjustable legs during routine maintenance.
• Replace damaged modules individually when required.
• Verify that all floor sections remain securely seated and level.

Q: What pigs are suitable for this plastic slatted floor?
A: It is designed primarily for piglets and weaner pigs. The referenced flooring system is intended for animals up to approximately 50 kg.

Q: How does the floor improve manure drainage?
A: V-shaped bar geometry and open slots allow manure and liquids to pass efficiently into the manure collection area below.

Q: Does the plastic surface provide good grip?
A: Yes. Raised grip features are incorporated into the walking surface to improve traction for young pigs.

Q: Are more solid flooring options available?
A: Yes. High-solid-area and fully solid configurations can be incorporated to create resting or climate-controlled zones.

Q: What supports can be used under the floor?
A: Galvanized steel supports, fiberglass strips and height-adjustable support legs can be selected according to project requirements.

Q: Can heating areas be integrated?
A: Yes. The modular floor layout can be coordinated with heating plates or solid piglet resting areas.

Q: Can the floor dimensions be customized?
A: Yes. Standard modules can be combined or project-specific dimensions can be selected according to the required barn layout.

Q: What information is required for quotation?
A: Recommended information includes piglet weight range, barn drawings, pen dimensions, manure-pit dimensions, required floor area, support system and preferred solid-to-slatted floor layout.