References

Haarle (OV) – New equestrian stable floor (anti-slip)

Last week in Haarle, the owners of this equestrian stable coated the floor with Farmcoat themselves. The floor was gritted with Farmcoat Filler Fine after applying the first layer of coating, before finishing it with another layer of coating. End result: a smooth and extremely strong anti-slip floor! Good job!

Aalden (DR) – New feed passages

In Aalden, the feed passages of this dairy barn were coated by the farmer himself in October 2023. a large project involving a feed passage measuring as much as 150 metres in length. The feed passage was fitted at a width of 1.5 metres.

Putten (GLD) – Egg room on a poultry farm

In Putten, a nice project was carried out in winter 2024 by the owner of a poultry farm. The owner was looking for a good floor to work on in the egg room. It needed to be rough yet easy to clean. So the owner renovated and repaired the floor himself with Farmcoat Epoxy floor coating in the colour RAL 7047. The result is impressive.

Bad Nieuweschans (GR) – New feed passage

This small 16-metre-long feeding trough was recently installed in Bad Nieuweschans. This involved a new feed passage, which was not yet worn out. Because the farmer chose to coat this feed passage right away without it being worn in, he saved on coating thickness and costs! A great project!

Britswert (FR) – Restoration of an old feed passage

This old feed passage in Britswert was restored last summer. The farmer first removed the unevenness in the concrete with a concrete grinder. He then coated it with 1 layer of Farmcoat Epoxy Floor Coating.

Zeeland (N/B) – Walls of an equestrian stable

In Zeeland (North Brabant), the walls of this equestrian stable were coated. The owner was keen to choose his own colour rather than use our standard colours. This is also possible! The walls now have a sleek and hygienic appearance and are also very easy to clean. In addition, stains do not soak into the substrate.

Borculo (GLD) – Feed passage at a vet’s

A nice project was completed in Borculo in the summer of 2023 at a vet, who is also a hobby farmer. As a vet, this owner wanted to set a good example in hygienic feeding and decided to apply our floor coating to this small feed passage. With one coat of primer and one coat of coating, the owner finished quickly and was able to start feeding again quickly.

Terwolde (GLD) – Worn out feed passage

In Terwolde, this well-worn feed passage was coated in summer 2023. In order to use less coating, the substrate was first sanded with a concrete grinder on day 1. This removed the tops of the aggregate protruding from the concrete and left an even surface. The substrate was then cleaned with an acid cleaner. On day 2, the primer and coating were applied and, after 12 hours of drying time, feeding was started again.

Beltrum (GLD) – Walls and floor of a tank room

In Beltrum, this tank room was coated with both our Floor Coating and our Wall Coating. After applying the primer and coating, the floor was gritted with the supplied grit. This creates an anti-slip surface that prevents slipping, but is still smooth enough to pull a floor squeegee over it.

Terborg (GLD) – Feed passage in a new barn

In this brand-new barn in Terborg, our Floor Coating was applied to a 30-metre-long feed passage. Part of the upstanding wall was also removed. Tightly taping off the substrate with the duct tape provided left a sleek finish. The farmer enjoyed a big advantage by coating the feed passage while the barn was not yet in use, saving a lot of cleaning, coating thickness and costs!

Eibergen (GLD) – Walls of an equestrian stable

In this equestrian stable, the owner applied Farmcoat Wall Coating in the colour RAL 7001. Once applied, it creates a seamless surface that is very easy to keep clean.