Model:

DB2.4

Application:

Walkways, milking parlors, waiting areas

Warranty:

5 years

Size:

• Width: 1200 mm
• Length: 2000 mm
• Thickness: 18 mm

Benefits:

• Simulates natural ground
• High abrasion-resistant rubber
• Anti-slip
• Length can be adjusted by cutting
• Reduces risk of laminitis

1. General Requirements:

The surface must be concrete, smooth, and clean.

Installation Conditions:

• Store mats for 2–3 days at approx. 15°C before installation in cold conditions.
• Ideal installation temperature: 5–30°C

Driving over the mats is allowed under these conditions:

• No sudden steering movements
• Do not steer while stationary, brake slowly
• Be cautious with heavy vehicles

Required Tools:

As indicated alongside, you will need a measuring tape (5m) and a hammer to drive in the plugs. For drilling the holes, you will need a drill with an 8mm concrete drill bit. A knife is also required for cutting the mats.

Laying and Connecting the Mats:

Fig. 1: Shows the general layout principle. Ensure mats are not laid too tightly together.

Extra information:

• Concrete base should be at least 10 cm thick.
• Asphalt layer should be at least 3 cm thick.

Mats with Scraper Systems:

Fig. 3.1: Keep a 2 cm distance between the mats and cubicle area
Fig. 3.2: Keep a 1 cm distance between the mats and the rail
Fig. 2.2: Mats can be connected in any direction

Adjusting the Mats:

Mats can easily be cut with a sharp knife. Holes can be made for posts, pipes, etc.

3. Securing Mats to the Floor:

To prevent mats from shifting, each mat should be secured to the concrete.

1. Drill holes through the mat if needed

2. Position the mat and drill into the floor where marked

3. Remove the mat and insert the expansion plugs (see Fig. 4)

4. Clean drilling dust, replace the mat, and tighten screws until slight resistance is felt (see Fig. 5)
   Repeat this for all mats.