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STEEL FLOORING









            APS Steel Flooring
   FLOORING
            APS steel flooring is crafted from high-quality steel material and provides a cost-effective option for

            farrowing crates. Our steel flooring designs are based on years of building experience and provide
            the most durable heavy-duty flooring at the most reasonable prices.

            Although we recommend our custom steel flooring option, we partner with other industry providers to
            offer alternative line of steel flooring products at competitive prices.

            Optional draft pans are also available through APS. The pans sit under the flooring and help prevent
            drafting on piglets and help to protect piglets from scours and other diseases.

            Durable Steel Flooring Options:
            Tri-bar
            • Self-supporting
            • Welded to frame

            • Recessed sections for heat mats available
            • Straight top or sow profile
            • Smooth or textured top
            • Angle Iron or loop foot                                   Tri-Bar                 Tri-Bar
            • Hot-dipped galvanized finish

            Woven Wire
            • Available in 8mm (5/16”) – 10mm (3/8”) wire thickness
            • Welded to frame to reduce micro-cracking of hot-dipped galvanizing
            • Draft pans available for piglet protection
            • Recessed sections for heat mats available
            • Hot-dipped galvanized finish                                                    Woven Wire

            Cast Iron
            • 24” x 42” Over the Top

            • 24”x 48” Over the Top
            • Lip along the length from 1-1/8” wide to allow cast iron to sit on top
              of another flooring
            • Cast iron improves sow comfort by keeping her cool
                                                                                               Cast Iron










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