Elista Ultimate
Latex mattresses
The Elista mattress is a latex mattress, covered with Bioret Agri's exclusive NG rubber, the most resistant on the market. It offers maximum comfort and flexibility for your animals.
Better cow comfort
Reducing ammonia emissions
Reducing ammonia emissions
Better hygiene
Thanks to its continuous coating
Fewer injuries
Reduces the risk of hock injuries
10-year warranty
5 years at 100% (parts) then 50% on a declining linear basis
The advantages of cow mattresses Elista
A sturdy, high-density mattress
The Elista mattress incorporates a latex foam underlay with a density of 300 kg/m³, guaranteeing its durability. This underlay is encased in a PVC film to prevent moisture infiltration.
The fabric design includes drainage grooves and a central area designed to retain sawdust or chopped straw, while featuring a soft, non-abrasive "peach-skin" finish. Thanks to this design, liquids run off naturally.
Better health for cows
Installing the Elista mattress reduces the frequency of injuries to the animals' hocks and, in the long term, excessive veterinary expenses.
Technical information
Ref : 01EM0035
10-year warranty
Concrete slope: straw 3% / slurry 5%
Minimum maintenance: 300g/d/VL*
Latex foam underlay + PVC waterproofing film and rubber coating
Fixings included
* Straw flour, ground straw ...
Dimensions :
Thickness: 40 mm
Depth: 1800 mm
Length: bay dimensions
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