KRAIBURG Flooring Systems for Dairy Barn Projects
Different areas of a dairy barn put different demands on the floor. Schmidt Building and Equipment can help plan KRAIBURG rubber flooring and stall surfaces as part of a new barn, remodel, or targeted facility upgrade.
Rather than using the same type of mat throughout the facility, we help match the flooring system to the way each area is used – including cow traffic, stall configuration, drainage, cleaning, existing concrete, and overall barn layout. KRAIBURG offers options for walking alleys, parlors, slatted floors, freestalls, tie stalls, calving areas, and other specialized spaces.
Schmidt can coordinate flooring selection with freestalls, concrete work, animal movement, and other barn improvements to create a system that works together from the start.
Description
Choose KRAIBURG Flooring by Barn Area
KRAIBURG offers purpose-built surfaces for different areas of a dairy facility. Schmidt can help narrow the options based on where the flooring will be installed and how that area needs to perform.
Walking Alleys, Parlors & Working Areas
KURA
An interlocking rubber flooring option for parlor and cow-traffic areas where a durable, uniform walking surface is needed.
Cirrus
Interlocking flooring designed for cow walking areas and barn alleys, including applications where scraper systems are part of the daily routine.
pediKURA / pediCIRRUS
Specialized sections designed for strategic placement in high-traffic areas where added traction and natural hoof wear are desired.
KARERA
A practical rubber flooring option for facilities looking to add a more forgiving surface to cow walking areas.
MONTA
Designed for sloped and inclined areas where dependable footing is especially important.
LOMAX
Perforated rubber flooring suited to applications where an open surface design is needed.
profiDRAIN
A drainage-focused rubber flooring system for areas where moisture management and cleanup are priorities.
LOSPA swiss
Rubber system designed for use over slatted flooring, adding a more forgiving surface while maintaining the function of the slatted floor.
PASEO
Rubber flooring designed for the parlor pit, creating a more comfortable working surface for employees who spend long periods on their feet.
Individual Stall Mats
Individual mats can work well when stall dimensions, bedding practices, or the existing facility make a stall-by-stall system the better fit.
WINGFLEX
A highly cushioned option designed for freestalls where lying comfort is a priority.
KEW Plus
A multi-layer stall system that provides a deep, supportive lying surface and can be used in freestall and tie-stall applications.
CALMA
An air-cushioned stall mat well suited to heifer housing and other applications where a practical cushioned surface is needed.
KIM
A versatile stall mat with an air-cushioned underside for freestall and tie-stall applications.
KKM
A proven stall mat featuring a supportive honeycomb underside and options for a variety of stall layouts.
Continuous LongLine Stall Flooring
For longer stall rows, KRAIBURG LongLine systems provide continuous coverage with fewer cross-seams than individual mats. They can be especially useful when planning a larger retrofit or outfitting stalls during new construction.
KEW Plus LongLine
Brings the multi-layer comfort of KEW Plus into a continuous roll system for larger stall rows.
KKM LongLine
Continuous stall flooring with the same supportive honeycomb profile used in KKM individual mats. It can be used in both freestall and tie-stall applications.
WELA LongLine
A softer continuous stall surface designed specifically for freestalls.
KIM LongLine
A continuous version of the KIM system with an air-cushioned underside. It is suitable for both freestalls and tie stalls.
SoftBed LongLine
A multi-layer continuous stall system combining cushioning layers with a rubber top surface. It is designed primarily for freestall applications.
Flooring for Calving & Special-Needs Areas
Calving pens and special-needs areas have different requirements than a standard walking alley or stall row. KRAIBURG offers systems specifically intended for these spaces.
SIESTA
An interlocking, cushioned rubber surface designed for calving pens, box stalls, and other special-use areas.
VITA
A multi-layer system that provides a deeper cushioned surface for calving and special-needs areas where comfort and hygiene are especially important.
Individual Mats or LongLine Rolls?
There is no single stall surface that is right for every barn.
Individual mats can make sense where stall dimensions vary, only selected stalls are being upgraded, or the existing layout makes individual pieces easier to work with.
LongLine systems create a more continuous surface across a row of stalls with fewer cross-seams. They can be a strong option for larger remodels and new facilities where flooring can be planned together with the freestall layout.
Schmidt can review your existing stalls or project plans and help determine which format makes the most sense before flooring is ordered.
Plan the Flooring With the Rest of the Barn
Flooring performs best when it is considered alongside the rest of the facility.
For a new barn, that may mean coordinating flooring with stall dimensions, concrete elevations, drains, slopes, manure handling, alleys, and animal traffic before construction reaches the installation stage.
For an existing barn, Schmidt can look at the current concrete, stall setup, cleaning system, traffic patterns, and other facility limitations before recommending an upgrade.
That project-level approach helps make sure the flooring fits the barn rather than forcing the barn to fit the product.
New Dairy Barn Construction
Building from the ground up gives you the opportunity to coordinate flooring, stalls, ventilation, concrete, and equipment early in the process.
Learn more about our new construction capabilities.
Dairy Barn Remodeling
Replacing stall surfaces or adding rubber to an existing facility can often be incorporated into a larger barn improvement project.
Learn more about our barn remodeling capabilities.
KRAIBURG Flooring in a Schmidt Barn Project
Schmidt Building and Equipment has installed KRAIBURG stall flooring as part of complete dairy barn improvement projects.
At Grotegut Dairy Farm in Newton, Wisconsin, our work included new freestalls along with KRAIBURG KIM and KKM stall mat rolls in the heifer barn. The project also included concrete work, animal-handling improvements, ventilation upgrades, and other facility improvements.
It is a good example of how flooring can be planned as one part of a larger cow-comfort and barn-function project rather than as a stand-alone product.
Need Detailed KRAIBURG Product Specifications?
Schmidt can help you determine which type of KRAIBURG flooring fits your construction or remodeling project.
For detailed product dimensions, literature, installation documents, and individual KRAIBURG product information, visit Agromatic’s complete KRAIBURG product resource.
Talk to Schmidt About Your Flooring Project
Whether you are laying out a new dairy barn or improving an existing facility, Schmidt Building and Equipment can help evaluate where rubber flooring fits into the project and which KRAIBURG system makes sense for each area.
Have a barn plan, stall dimensions, photos, or an existing layout? Send them along with your project request so our team can better understand the application.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which KRAIBURG flooring should I use in my dairy barn?
A: That depends on the area of the barn and how it is used. Walking alleys, slopes, parlors, freestalls, tie stalls, slatted floors, and calving areas each have different requirements. Schmidt can help compare the appropriate KRAIBURG systems as part of your project planning.
Q: Are individual stall mats or LongLine rolls better?
A: Both formats have advantages. Individual mats provide flexibility for certain existing layouts and stall configurations. LongLine systems provide more continuous coverage across a row with fewer cross-seams. The right choice depends on the barn, stall dimensions, bedding practices, and project scope.
Q: Can KRAIBURG flooring be included in a barn remodel?
A: Yes. Rubber flooring and stall surfaces can be incorporated into many dairy barn remodeling projects. Existing concrete condition, elevations, stall configuration, drainage, cleaning systems, and other site conditions should be reviewed before selecting a system.
Q: Can Schmidt include KRAIBURG flooring in a new dairy barn?
A: Yes. Flooring can be considered during the planning process along with freestalls, concrete, ventilation, equipment, and animal traffic. Planning these components together can simplify installation and help the finished facility function as intended.
Q: Where can I find dimensions and technical information for each KRAIBURG product?
A: Detailed product specifications, literature, installation instructions, and individual model information are available through Agromatic. Schmidt can use that information when helping select and coordinate flooring for your barn project.











