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Study up on HOW to properly lay a cement floor for your new barn.
Mine has a lip which keeps rainwater from spilling into the front doors, the 32 inch one, and the 11 1/2' one.
If you lay a cement barn floor flat and level, heavy rains will flood your barn. at the entrances. If you put a step in, small livestock can have a problem slipping
Then, SERIOUSLY, buy 4' x 8' rubber mats to put on top. If your livestock slips you could have broken knees.
My barn is totally covered with rubber mats. I have the cheaper and thinner mats between in the aisles.
Rubber mats protect your livestock against the damp and against the cold, which is important for me.
Also, build your barn on the highest part of the yard.
Praying for you and yours!!!
Mine has a lip which keeps rainwater from spilling into the front doors, the 32 inch one, and the 11 1/2' one.
If you lay a cement barn floor flat and level, heavy rains will flood your barn. at the entrances. If you put a step in, small livestock can have a problem slipping
Then, SERIOUSLY, buy 4' x 8' rubber mats to put on top. If your livestock slips you could have broken knees.
My barn is totally covered with rubber mats. I have the cheaper and thinner mats between in the aisles.
Rubber mats protect your livestock against the damp and against the cold, which is important for me.
Also, build your barn on the highest part of the yard.
Praying for you and yours!!!