Flooring
Clean, durable barn floors are a daily operational concern, and the right slatted flooring system makes sanitation faster, reduces animal health risks, and holds up through the demands of confinement production. Whether you're installing new panels in a poultry house or patching damaged concrete slats in a swine nursery, Zeiset has the flooring components to keep your operation running without sourcing from multiple vendors.
Poultry Flooring (7)

Swine Flooring (2)
2′ X 4′ Black HDPE Sani-Slat
From $13.86
2′ X 4′ Dyer Slat Panel
$18.85
2′ X 4′ Sani-Slat White HDPE
From $14.03
2′ X 4′ Southwest Kennel Slat
$32.34
2′ X 5′ Black Southwest Panel Slat
$21.01
2′ X 5′ Sani-Slat XL Black HDPE
From $16.27
2′ X 5′ Sani-Slat XL White HDPE
$18.12
2′ X 5′ White Southwest Panel Slat
$25.82
24″ X 24″ Premier Nursery Slat (Green)
$21.20
Concrete Slat Patch Cement
$67.99
Uses & Benefits
Sanitary, Elevated Surfaces That Support Animal Health
Slatted flooring panels raise animals off the floor surface, allowing waste to fall through and keeping birds and hogs cleaner between cleanouts. This directly reduces the buildup of moisture and organic material underfoot, which is one of the most practical steps a producer can take to support flock and herd health in confinement housing.
Modular Sizing That Fits Standard Barn and Pen Layouts
Panels are available in multiple sizes, including 2' x 4' and 2' x 5' formats, so producers and contractors can configure flooring to match existing pen dimensions without cutting or custom fabrication. That flexibility reduces waste and simplifies ordering when you're building new or replacing worn sections.
Repair Materials That Extend the Life of Existing Concrete Slat Systems
Not every flooring project is a full replacement. Concrete slats develop cracks and surface damage over time, and replacing entire sections is costly and disruptive. Concrete Slat Patch Cement gives swine producers a practical way to repair damaged slats in place, reducing the downtime and animal exposure that come with deteriorating floor conditions.