R.C.G Concrete Grooving
Setting new standards in concrete grooving, RCG delivers prompt, professional, concrete and safety grooving in the agricultural, commercial and industrial markets throughout Ireland.
Does your livestock suffer injuries from falling or slipping? Concrete grooving makes the surface safer for animals, people, and machines. RCG offers a range of grooving cuts for flat yards, sloping yards, ramps, passageways, milking parlour, slats and around cattle crushes.
Key features:
- Safety for both foot traffic, cars etc.
- Grooves are square and sharp for maximum durability
- Grooves don’t distort or change flat surface concrete
- Grooves encourage mounting for better heat detects
- Greater cow comfort, reduced stress
- Decreased risk of falls to fresh heifers and older cows
- Less injuries means less culls
- Helps channel away water
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Setting new standards in concrete grooving, RCG delivers prompt, professional, concrete and safety grooving in the agricultural, commercial and industrial markets throughout Ireland.
Does your livestock suffer injuries from falling or slipping? Concrete grooving makes the surface safer for animals, people, and machines. RCG offers a range of grooving cuts for flat yards, sloping yards, ramps, passageways, milking parlour, slats and around cattle crushes.
Key features:
- Safety for both foot traffic, cars etc.
- Grooves are square and sharp for maximum durability
- Grooves don’t distort or change flat surface concrete
- Grooves encourage mounting for better heat detects
- Greater cow comfort, reduced stress
- Decreased risk of falls to fresh heifers and older cows
- Less injuries means less culls
- Helps channel away water
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This website was developed with support from Priority 6 (LEADER) of the Northern Ireland Rural Development Programme 2014-2020 by the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs and the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development: Europe investing in rural areas