Success beyond the surface
As it is extremely durable and cut with precision water-jet technology, ensuring each tile fits perfectly with the next to create a seamless finish. With its durable softness and shock absorption, Numat matting provides increased productivity with a warmer, quieter, more comfortable environment. This leads to reduced stress, falls and lameness in your animals.
The cellular profile and ribbed base of Unimat matting ensures far superior comfort and shock absorption when compared to concrete surfacing.
At 24 millimetres thick, Kura is perfect for high-traffic areas where comfort, grip, and durability are required. Mosaic patterned top surface.
With its flat base and hammerblow profile, Agrimat AGFB is an ideal flooring solution for your velveting area. The woven inlay ensures extra strength and durability. Available in.
The durable, user-friendly rubber matting that is now installed at Raincliff Station allows for increased comfort for the deer and workers alike.
Dave Morgan, the owner of Raincliff Station, explains that they had had concrete floors and bark chip in the past, but that he had always wanted quality matting, like the kind that Numat offer, saying “I thought this was the Rolls Royce. We want to try and operate in that top 5% of operating deer farmers”.
In 2016, the staff at Thornicroft Station were experiencing a major problem with their mob’s legs. A lot of deer were showing up at the shed with swollen joints due to time spent on concrete. It was becoming a major issue as lame deer were costly to treat. Managing the problem was placing a drain on staff time and energy.
Originally, Otago Deer Transport owner Stephen Grant was looking for matting to protect the deer’s feet during transport, especially when moving weaners in the winter months.
Running 2,500 stags on a 2,000-acre property outside of Hastings, Tikokino velvet farmer Warwick Kent doesn’t have time to mess around with anything less than the best.
Deer hooves on concrete floors make for a noisy day at the office. For Te Awamutu velvet farmer, John Hunter, relief came in the form of Numat’s UniMat rubber matting.