Panama
Anti-slip floor for gratings
The Panama non-slip floor makes it safer for calves and cows to move around on slatted floors. It is made non-slip by the Delta Diam design.
Reduces the risk of slipping
Reducing ammonia emissions
Reducing ammonia emissions
Made-to-measure
Length and width to suit your gratings
Carpet durability
Non-deformable textile frame.
6-year warranty
According to CGV
Better animal hygiene
Reduces the risk of lameness-causing slips.
Eco-design
Made from recyclable rubber.
Anti-slip
Thanks to its design Delta Diam
The benefits of anti-slip grating flooring PANAMA
A mat that adapts to all your gratings
The Panama non-slip floor is tailor-made to fit your grating.
Thanks to a high-pressure jet system, each Panama plate is precision-cut to match the specific dimensions of your installation.
Thanks to this adjustment and its design, Panama reduces the risk of slips and falls.
Improve the well-being of your dairy cows with an anti-slip floor. Panama
Designed specifically to reduce lameness problems, the Panama floor ensures smooth, risk-free movement for cattle. The non-slip rubber coating, combined with an innovative design, enables calves and cows to move around in complete safety.
By adapting to your slatted floor, the floor also improves the general hygiene of the building and the cows, limiting the spread of foot diseases.
Technical information
Ref : 04PA0000
Water jet cutting
Made-to-measure dimensions
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