70x80 cm Brooder Floor Netting

Product Overview

The 70x80 cm brooder floor netting is a rigid white plastic mesh panel built for elevated chick flooring in breeding facilities. The printed marking states 70x80 cm and 147 g per sheet, covering a larger rectangle than square brooder panels and weighing 147 g each. The dense honeycomb grid spreads chick weight over many small ribs, while the openings let manure fall clear of the birds.

This rectangular panel is designed for longer brooder boxes, chick transport support floors and starter cages where a 70x70 cm sheet leaves an awkward leftover strip. By using the 70x80 cm size, keepers cover rectangular pens with fewer joints and less trimming. The white surface reflects light in the brooder, making daily inspections of droppings, feed and chick activity straightforward. The denser cell pattern spreads weight across more ribs, which matters when brooding heavier ducklings or turkey poults that put more pressure on the floor.

Key Features and Benefits

• 70x80 cm rectangular panel - the longer rectangle matches standard brooder box dimensions, cutting trimming waste and joint gaps.
• 147 g per sheet - slightly heavier than the 70x70 cm version, the panel feels solid on the frame while remaining light enough to lift.
• Dense honeycomb ribbing - many small support ribs spread chick pressure, protecting tender feet from sagging between wider openings.
• Dropping separation - manure falls below the walking surface, keeping chicks dry and reducing contact with feces during early rearing.
• White hygienic surface - the light color shows stains immediately, so keepers know when a sheet needs cleaning without guessing.
• Stackable flat storage - panels stack on top of one another when not in use, saving shelf and pallet space in storage seasons.

Technical Specifications

• Product name: 70x80 cm Brooder Floor Netting
• Panel size: 70 x 80 cm
• Weight per sheet: 147 g
• Grid pattern: dense honeycomb open mesh
• Color: white
• Material: rigid molded plastic
• Application: elevated brooder, starter cage and chick pen flooring

Materials and Quality

The sheet is molded from rigid white plastic selected for stiffness under brooder warmth. At 147 g, the panel balances durability with transport efficiency, and the smooth rib edges avoid sharp burrs that could injure growing feet. We examine each sheet for blocked cells and cracked border ribs before it leaves the factory, because a broken border can compromise the whole support frame during heavy use. The white finish reflects the heat lamps used in brooder rooms, keeping the walking surface cooler than dark mesh would. Smooth molded edges mean the sheets can be handled bare-handed during installation without gloves.

How to Use and Maintain

Fix a support rack inside the brooder so the panels rest level, then lay the 70x80 cm sheets side by side along the long side of the pen. Ensure the edges meet the box wall with no gaps a chick could fall through. After each batch, lift the sheets, remove droppings from below the rack, and hose the grid on both sides. Store the panels flat and stacked, away from direct sunlight in summer, to slow aging of the plastic. Check the long edges weekly, because the 80 cm span is longer than square panels and any unsupported middle should rest on an extra rack bar. After washing, stand the sheets against a wall to drip-dry instead of stacking them wet, which prevents mildew on the contact faces.

Applications

This panel fits rectangular brooder houses, pullet starter rooms, quail and partridge rearing cages, and chick transport support decks where long, even floors reduce setup time. It is also used on small duckling platforms that need a non-slip, drainage-friendly surface.

For hatcheries and breeding stations, the 70x80 cm size pairs well with standard brooder cabinet layouts, and distributors can offer it together with the 70x70 cm panel so customers can mix sizes to fit any pen shape. Hatchery equipment buyers also choose this size for pre-selling starter pens, since the rectangular sheet drops into most commercial brooder cabinet footprints with almost no cutting.

Why Choose Hebei Yilu Shunfeng Breeding Equipment

Hebei Yilu Shunfeng Breeding Equipment Co., Ltd. specializes in poultry feeding, drinking and breeding equipment for farmers and distributors worldwide. Every product is checked before shipment to ensure consistent quality, and orders are packed with export-grade packaging to protect the goods during transport. Our sales team can provide specification sheets, packing details and shipping advice for any order size. If you need more information about this netting, packaging options or mixed container loads, please contact us.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: How is this panel different from the 70x70 cm version?

It covers a longer 70x80 cm rectangle at 147 g per sheet, so it suits long brooder boxes with less trimming than two square panels would require.

Q2: Will chick feet fall through the mesh?

The honeycomb cells are small enough that the ribs carry the chicks' weight while droppings pass through, which is the intended raised-floor function. If chicks seem to step awkwardly on arrival, keep a thin paper liner over the ribs for the first day while they learn the surface.

Q3: What support does the panel need?

Rest the sheets on a simple rack or frame inside the brooder, with supports running along the long edges so the panel does not sag in the middle. Two long supports are usually enough; space them evenly along the 80 cm direction, and add a center bar for extra-wide loads.

Q4: How should I store the panels between batches?

Stack them flat in a dry, shaded place. Flat stacking prevents warping, and shading keeps the white plastic from becoming brittle in strong sun. Keep rodents away from stored panels, since rodents can nibble the open plastic edges during long off-season storage.