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NA-ME Livestock Solutions

FRP Grating for Livestock & Animal Facilities

From cattle facilities and poultry houses to bird areas and veterinary shelters, NA-ME FRP grating systems are selected around the real operating conditions of the floor to support drainage, wash-down and day-to-day facility use.

  • Open, drainage-ready structure
  • Corrosion-resistant system
  • Project-specific engineering selection
Open composite grating used as a livestock flooring surface
The right floor starts with the right specificationAnimal type, clear span, load, surface and wash-down routine are assessed together.
Project-Specific Approach

Not a one-size-fits-all product, but a floor system specified for your facility

Livestock facilities need floors that can handle moisture, wash-down and daily traffic without adding unnecessary maintenance. NA-ME moulded FRP grating provides an open, non-metallic flooring option for animal areas, walkways and service zones. The appropriate mesh, panel depth, resin, surface and support layout are selected around the actual project conditions.

  • Animal type and application area
  • Clear span and expected load
  • Wash-down and drainage plan
  • Surface and resin selection
Application Areas

From barns and poultry houses to shelters and care areas

Each grating system should be specified by considering animal welfare, operating routines, support spacing and technical loading conditions together.

Cattle standing on open FRP grating in a covered pen
FRP grating flooring for cattle facilities.
Open composite grating used as a livestock flooring surface
Project-specific composite livestock flooring system.

Cattle facilities

For selected cattle pens, milking-area surroundings, handling routes and service walkways, open FRP grating can support drainage below the walking level and simplify access for routine wash-down. Panel depth, mesh, clear span, support detail and expected animal or equipment loads must be verified for every project.

  • Open surface that supports drainage and wash-down routines
  • Resin options for wet and potentially aggressive conditions
  • Engineering selection based on load, span and installation detail
Sheep in a timber barn standing on an open FRP grating floor
FRP grating for sheep housing.
Goats in a covered enclosure with open composite grating flooring
FRP grating for goat housing.

Sheep & goat housing

In sheep and goat facilities, mesh opening and surface selection must consider anatomy, age group, walking comfort and the cleaning routine. An open structure can help move liquids and fine residue away from the occupied surface while a suitable FRP resin supports wet-use environments.

  • A structure that supports regular wash-down in pens and access zones
  • A composite material that does not rust like metal or rot like wood
  • Mesh and surface assessment matched to the animal type
Chickens in a poultry area using open composite grating underfoot
FRP grating for poultry facilities.
White chickens standing above an open composite grating floor
Detail of FRP grating beneath poultry.

Poultry facilities

In poultry houses and service sections, an open-grid floor can help move water, moisture and cleaning residue below the occupied surface. The panel system should be selected around bird type and density, housing layout, wash-down method, cleaning chemistry, support arrangement and equipment traffic.

  • Open-grid structure that supports water runoff after wash-down
  • Lightweight panel construction that can simplify handling and access
  • Resin, depth, mesh and surface selected for poultry conditions
White geese in a covered poultry area with open grating flooring
FRP grating in waterfowl housing.
Pigeons in a loft above an open composite grating floor
FRP grating for bird lofts.

Waterfowl, pigeon & bird areas

For waterfowl housing, pigeon lofts and specialist bird enclosures, an open floor can help separate the walking level from moisture and residue below. A suitable mesh, surface and support plan is selected around the bird species, foot structure, enclosure layout, cleaning access and operator traffic.

  • Corrosion-resistant material option for selected wet areas
  • Open system that can support access to the lower wash-down zone
  • Mesh and surface evaluation appropriate to the bird species
Dog in an animal shelter run with open composite grating flooring
Open FRP flooring for kennel and veterinary areas.
Cat in a shelter run with open composite grating flooring
Open FRP flooring for cattery and care areas.

Veterinary, kennel & cattery areas

Selected veterinary support areas, care zones, paddocks, kennel runs and cattery spaces require floors planned around daily cleaning, wet-use exposure and pedestrian traffic. Properly specified FRP grating can form part of a drainage-ready, non-metallic floor system matched to the animal and facility.

  • Floor layout that supports daily cleaning and water runoff
  • Non-metallic, electrically non-conductive material construction
  • Panel selection based on animal type, traffic and use zone
Why FRP Grating?

Technical advantages that support demanding facility routines

When the correct panel and project detail are selected, FRP grating provides a durable flooring alternative for wet and intensively used livestock areas.

Open drainage

The grid structure helps water and liquids pass below the occupied surface and supports an efficient wash-down arrangement.

Corrosion resistance

A resin system selected for the exposure conditions provides a corrosion-resistant alternative in wet or chemically cleaned areas.

Electrically non-conductive material

FRP is electrically non-conductive as a material. Complete electrical safety still depends on the entire installation and applicable standards.

No wood rot or metal rust

The composite structure is not subject to the wood-rot mechanism or the metal-rust mechanism found in traditional alternatives.

Lightweight, modular panels

Compared with many metal alternatives, lighter panels can simplify transport, cutting, installation and maintenance-access planning.

Project-specific selection

Mesh, panel depth, surface, resin and support spacing are specified around the actual operating and loading conditions.

Hygiene & Biosecurity

An open surface that helps reduce residue build-up

The open grid supports drainage and wash-down, helping reduce residue build-up on the walking surface. Hygiene performance nevertheless depends on the complete operating system, including cleaning procedures, water management, ventilation, animal density and facility discipline.

Rural Development Projects

A technical flooring component for livestock modernisation

IPARD III Measure M1 and Türkiye’s 2026 Rural Development Investment Programme include physical-investment and modernisation categories for cattle, sheep and goat, and poultry holdings. In projects pursuing animal-welfare, hygiene and biosecurity, or manure-management objectives, FRP grating may be technically evaluated as part of the planned flooring and drainage system.

Whether a product is considered an eligible cost, satisfies technical criteria or receives programme support depends on the project scope, the applicable call guide and the competent authority’s assessment. NA-ME provides product and application-selection support; it does not guarantee grant eligibility or a support decision.

Official programme information: TKDK IPARD III call and application guides and Türkiye’s Rural Development Investment Programme. The current programme and call guide always govern.
NA-ME Technical Support

Specify the right livestock flooring system

Share the animal type, area dimensions, clear support span, expected load, cleaning method, exposure conditions and required quantity. NA-ME will help you select the appropriate FRP grating panel, mesh, resin and surface finish.

Discuss Your Livestock Grating Project