Pore-free surfaces

If microorganisms in manure can settle in hard-to-reach places, a proper cleaning and disinfection process becomes impossible. The pathogens left in cracks, seams and pores will infect healthy animals in the next cycle, either by direct exposure to manure in the barn or indirectly by residual pathogens of the previous cycle. Creating an environment without cracks, seams and pores is therefore essential.