Slatted Floors
Waterdrop (LWS) Plastic Slat
Waterdrop-pattern LWS slat with rounded holes for fast drainage and quick washdown in farrowing and nursery rooms.
By animal stage
The room where the margin is made or lost. Equipment for farrowing crates, creep areas and the sow's own comfort.
Pain points
The sow needs a cool floor and the litter needs a warm one, in the same crate, a metre apart.
A floor gap sized for a finishing pig is the wrong gap for a newborn.
Full-flow drinkers wet the nest and push piglets off it.
The crate at the far end runs colder than the one by the sensor.
A farrowing room is a set of local climates, not one room. JGM equips it accordingly: a waterdrop or fine-gap plastic slat across the piglet area, a cast-iron insert under the sow where weight and heat transfer matter, and penning set out on the same grid so nothing lands across a slat joint.
Water is regulated per line, with a low-flow transparent piglet cup in the creep and a cast float bowl for the sow. Rations are set with 6 L or 8 L volumetric dosing cups rather than scooped. A recirculation fan evens out the room so the controller's reading applies at both ends.
Send us three numbers
Room dimensions, animal stage and target capacity are enough for our engineers to return a layout and an equipment list.
Start a specificationRecommended equipment
Slatted Floors
Waterdrop-pattern LWS slat with rounded holes for fast drainage and quick washdown in farrowing and nursery rooms.
Slatted Floors
LWD-series slat with a finer drainage gap and a denser rib pattern that protects piglet feet while keeping the pen dry.
Slatted Floors
Ductile cast-iron slat insert for the dunging area, where the floor takes the most weight and the most wear.
Partitions
Integrated farrowing and weaner penning, engineered around the flooring and feeders that go in the same room.
Drinking
Low-flow piglet cup sized for creep and nursery pens, with a transparent bowl so intake can be seen.
Drinking
Robust drinker bowl with a float valve, so water is there when the animal wants it and nowhere else.
Feeding
Volumetric dosing cup in 6 L and 8 L that sets an exact ration per sow and drops it on command.
Climate
Recirculation fan that mixes room air so the temperature at the far pen matches the temperature at the controller.
Supply options

Give us the building and the herd flow. We engineer the equipment package and supply it as one accountable project.

The floor and everything that carries it, specified as one system: slat pattern, span, beam section, feet and edge details.

Your pen layout returned as a counted schedule: panels, posts, brackets, connectors, channel and gates, crated by room.

Feeding and drinking specified together, from the regulator at the room entry to the pan at the pen front.
Related reading
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ChecklistThe nursery room is where growth is either kept or lost. This is what to check before the first batch walks in.
Answers
A waterdrop (LWS) or fine-gap (LWD) plastic slat across the piglet area, usually with a cast-iron insert under the sow where weight and heat transfer are highest.
So the stockperson can see from the alley whether the cup is holding water and whether the litter has found it, in the days when that matters most.
Yes. Send room dimensions, the number of farrowing places and any building constraints, and our engineers return a layout, an equipment list and a quotation.
Flat-packed and crated for full-container export, crated by room, with assembly drawings and a packing list.
Talk to an engineer
Slats, beams, penning, feeders, drinkers and fans are made on the same site and crated by room, so the build order is the unload order.