
Heavy-duty agricultural coatings
Farmcoat is a rock-solid, do-it-yourself epoxy coating brand developed for and by the agricultural sector. The Farmcoat range consists of several high-strength 2-component coatings.
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Very strong, thick-coat, leveling coating for worn floors, such as feed alleys and feed troughs.
Very strong, fluid, 2-component coating for agricultural floors with or without anti-slip structure.
Farmcoat is used by agricultural entrepreneurs throughout Europe in areas including stables, feed alleys, milk rooms, milking parlors, and on stable walls.
Our coatings are supplied directly from our own factory. We develop and manufacture our products ourselves, with a strong focus on quality and ease of use. Thanks to the clear manuals, you can get to work yourself. Do you have any questions or need advice? We are happy to help with expert and practical advice.
Curious about the possibilities? Take a look below at a selection of our completed projects at agricultural businesses both at home and abroad.
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The Farmcoat range consists of several highly durable 2-component epoxy floor and wall coatings, specially developed for various agricultural (concrete) surfaces. The products are very easy to apply yourself and have been specifically developed for feed alleys, stable floors, walls, workshops, feed kitchens, tank rooms, nurseries, garage floors, and more. The end result is extremely hard, resistant to high mechanical and chemical loads, and possesses excellent UV resistance. Farmcoat is part of the company Pol Coatings B.V., a specialist and manufacturer of agricultural coatings based in Twello (the Netherlands).
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Farmcoat Agricultural Coating is very easy to apply yourself within 1 day. By doing the coating yourself, you save significantly on costs without compromising on quality. The price starts from as little as €9 per m² for a professional feed alley.
You can carry out the coating whenever you wish and do it in sections if that is more convenient. Call us for no-obligation advice.


























