* For exact details of the available product dimensions please have a look at the Technical data.
CALMA
ca. 3 cm – air-cushion-like profile for excellent basic comfort
Young cattle
Calves
Fattening cattle
Flexible and robust – specially designed for calves and young cattle
CALMA is specially designed for application in young cattle free stalls and for calves. The air-cushion-like profile provides excellent softness and is very robust. The easy-to-use single mats are simply interlocked by means of a precise puzzle interlock system. The lower side profile is consistently soft – also in the area of the puzzle interlock system – thereby ensuring the mats can be laid irrespective of the divider arrangement. This results in a virtually jointless lying mat that gradually „grows“ with the animal.
- Proven, easy-care pebbled surface
- Chamfer on the rear edge: protects joints, no stumbling edge
- Dirt barriers in the rear edge of the lower side minimize soiling
CALMA fact sheet*
ca. 3 cm
Thickness
115 cm
Width
140 - 180 cm
Length
Technical data
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