Hexagon shape roller for adding a textured surface to concrete. This shape will allow cattle to safely walk on a surface as it allows a slip resistant surface. Ideal for cow sheds in the agricultural yard. Available from Speedcrete, United Kingdom.

HEXAGON ROLLER KIT

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The Hexagon Roller Kit

The Hexagon Roller Kit is specially designed for creating a hexagon pattern in concrete. This kit includes snap handles and release a agent to produce a durable non slip finish to concrete floors, perfect for protecting valuable liverstock from slipping.

Typically used in livestock yards and agricultural settings this Lightweight roller can be weighted/filled with water for stiffer sections if required. This hexagonal texture roller allows cattle grip in all directions and also allows for the fast drainage of fluids. Features a roller stand to protect roller when not in use.

We also supply a agricultural groover click here for more information.

HEXAGON CATTLE FLOORING CONCRETE IMPRINT ROLLER KIT

Kit Contents

The Hexagon Roller (the roller is 91cm wide with a 23cm diameter).
2 x aluminium snap adaptors (length 6ft, diameter 45mm).
CC569 1/2 touch up wedge roller
CC289-01 replacement clip for snap handle
LR05 Zyglide Liquid Release 5 litres

About Zyglide Liquid Release
Zyglide Liquid Release is essential to ensuring the roller doesn't pick up concrete while it is being used, Zyglide is available in 5 litre or 25 litre volumes and should be applied neat to the roller in an even manner. The ideal manner to apply Zyglide to the Hex Roller would be by spraying it on, but using a brush to carefully apply the liquid can be equally effective.

Tips for usage.
Ensure you have ample reach on the slab we would suggest 4 to 5 metres to ensure the pattern stays straight, this is a two man job as when the roller gets to the far edge someone will have to pick the roller up and place it correctly so the pattern is uniform as it is pulled back towards the operative.

The true artform of this process and key to a successful outcome is firstly the mix of concrete used and secondly timing. Knowing when the concrete is ready to receive the texturing roller is critical. In regards to the concrete mix we would advise a pump mix containing a high sand content with a 4 inch slump.

If you haven't done this type of work before it would be advisable to speak to someone with professional experience, please feel free to contact us if you have any questions.