Monk outlets and spatial elements

Monk outlet

A monk is a type of pond draining structure. It is a vertical shaft located near the pond dike. The water overflows at the top over the sluice wall to the bottom of the shaft, from where it flows out through the outlet pipeline and the dike into the receiving body.
Monks are built at the bottom of the dike or directly into the pond dike.

• Easy handling and quick assembly without the need for complicated formwork
• High durability and resistance of the entire structure to external influences
• Can be manufactured in different dimensions and lengths

Spatial Units

Thanks to the high dimensional variability of spatial units, we can respond flexibly to your requirements. We are aware that animal health is one of the most important factors in livestock production, so you can rest assured that all our precast elements meet the welfare requirements that contribute to the overall well-being of the animals housed.

Main advantages

• Smooth surface without the need for additional treatments
• Dimensional precision, dimensional product variability
• Fast assembly
• Welfare compliance – surface smoothness and rounded edges prevent animal injuries
• Easy maintenance, cleaning
• Long service life