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Poultry Slat Flooring

Tama Plastic Slats - Poultry flooring

Tama has been developing and manufacturing plastic slats for poultry houses since 1987.

Tama plastic slats are used in hundreds of breeder houses in the USA and around the world.

Tama plastic slats are suited for use in breeder houses for broiler breeders, light breeders and free range layers. They are also suited to breeding turkeys and waterfowl such as ducks and geese

Tama plastic slats can be placed on:
Wooden frames - the most economical option because frame width is 4 ft. (122 CM) and any length. In this option slats are attached to the wooden frame with screws.
Fiberglass frames - a more expensive option, but highly attractive for its lightweight and superior sanitation. Slats are attached to the fiberglass frames with screws.
Metal runners - placed straight or on the diagonal, with no need for screws. Especially suitable for automatic egg collection system in the center of the house with slats along both sides.
Tama plastic slats are especially designed to match the bird's foot. The square hole measurements are 27 X 27 mm. The bird steps on a 10-11 mm footboard that guarantees manure filtering and cleanliness as well as a safe foothold for the bird. Repeated tests have proven that Tama plastic slats improve the flock's livability, fertility, and hatchability.

Tama Plastic Slats are highly suited to meeting the demands of Bio Security, as they are easy to clean and disinfect when replacing flocks.

Tama Plastic Slats are packaged very economically on pallets and are easy to install. The cost of the slats is very attractive. The life-span of this product is decades, due to the highly resistant polypropylene from which they are made. In existing hen-houses, the old frames or runners which are in good condition can be re used to mount new Tama slats.

Sizes available 3ft x 18" and 4ft x 2ft

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Commercial
Poultry Housing

Layers
20 to 100 Hens per house
Traditional Style Poultry Houses