Louisiane Ultimate
Mattresses for cows
The Louisiane cow mattress is designed to withstand extreme stress, making it the toughest mattress available on the market.
Hard-wearing mattress
Award-winning since 1999
Reducing ammonia emissions
Highly resistant
110% above-ground system resistance
Seamless
Continuous coating for improved hygiene
Minimum maintenance
300g straw per day per cow
Made-to-measure
Length according to bay and depth cut to plan
10-year warranty
*5 years at 100% (parts) then 50% linear degression (according to CGV)
The advantages of cow mattresses Louisiane
A heavy-duty cow mattress
The Louisiane mattress is the most resistant mattress in the world. The combination of Bioret Agri's exclusive NG fabric and exceptionally high-density 650kg/m³ foam means it can withstand up to 110% occupancy in soilless livestock farms.
A pioneering, innovative mattress
Already awarded a prize at Innov Space in 1999, and again in 2019 for the show's 25th anniversary, it is considered the most important achievement in the livestock sector.
Drainage grooves facilitate the evacuation of liquids in the rear area.
Technical information
Ref : 01LM0035
- Basic slope: 3% (with straw bedding) / 5% (without bedding, for slurry run-off).
- Minimum maintenance: 300 grams of straw per day per cow*.
- Foam underlay Louisiane + PVC waterproofing film and rubber coating
Fixings included
Dimensions:
Thickness: 40 mm
Length: made to measure, according to customer's stall row Depth: 1800 mm
Awards
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