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Mud Control Grid — Barn Accessories (Over the past 30 years, the HAHN Group has developed an international recycling…)

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Over the past 30 years, the HAHN Group has developed an international recycling company with

Battling mud at your gates and waterers and tired of digging in gravel that disappears?

Mud Control Grid — Barn Accessories (Over the past 30 years, the HAHN Group has developed an international recycling…)
Mud Control Grid — Barn Accessories (Over the past 30 years, the HAHN Group has developed an international recycling…)

Over the past 30 years, the Hahn Group has developed an international recycling company with locations in America, Canada, Germany, England, France, Italy, and Spain. With over 500 employees worldwide, Hahn is the leading producer of recycled products made from single-use plastic packaging waste and is continuously investing in research and development to make new innovative product solutions.

Mud Control Grid by Hahn Plastics
Our Mud Control Grid by Hahn Plastics requires NO ground prep- machinery, or hard labor. Throw it down, step on it and attach it to the next one. So strong you can drive a tractor or truck over it!

Hahn Plastics Works Worldwide!

Over the past 30 years, the Hahn Group has developed an international recycling company with locations in America, Canada, Germany, England, France, Italy, and Spain. With over 500 employees worldwide, Hahn is the leading producer of recycled products made from single-use plastic packaging waste and is continuously investing in research and development to make new innovative product solutions. OurMUD CONTROL Gridshave become extremely popular due to their effectiveness, durability, ease-of-use, and affordable pricing!

Standing In 1 Inch Of Water For a Week Can Threaten The Life of Your Horse!

As unimaginable as it is, for a large animal to succumb to a hoof infection from just standing in watery mud for a week is not only true, it has happened before! There have also been cases of those same, otherwise healthy horses, turning septic and dying from that same hoof infection. Horses laying in mud can develop “Mud Fever” or “Scratches” on their fetlocks and legs, extremely hard to get rid of, not to mention other skin infections.


Why Don't These Grids Sink Into The Mud?

We get that question all the time. Even in the Deepest MUD— our grids are effective! The secret is both in the materials we use and the design. Our grids work just like snowshoes. They distribute weight across a wider area so that feet and hooves don’t sink. MUD CONTROL Grids create agiant snowshoe effectthat’s strong enough for vehicles. For best results, we suggest staggering the grids (offset them like bricks). This creates a stronger connection between the rows.

  • Alwaysuse a topping layer(e.g. sand or grit) when using Mud Control Grids for animals.
  • Forfeeding areas, use woodchip, wood pellet bedding, other bedding types (used is fine) or holey rubber grass mats.
  • Use washed fine/soft sand or quarried sharp sand –notrecycled sand. Other materials can also be used.
  • We recommend approximatelyone bulk bag per palletof Mud Control Grids. Please check with your sand supplier that the sand issuitable for animals.


What Is The MUD GRID Made of And is There a Warranty?

Made of hanit, our exclusive, non-polluting recycled plastic material. This product comes with our 20-year warranty. You should always cover the exposed tabs on the outer edges to avoid damage from movement over the leading edge, this can be done with soil, sand, or a similar medium (broken tabs are not covered by the warranty).

You Have a Permanent Solution to Mud!

Call us today and let us direct you to your closest distributor.Remember, this is a solution that will last you for Decades saving you on vet bills — for Decades. No prep is needed and only a fine layer of sand or footing to cover the top once installed.Call today and get that horse out of the mud— Forever!



The Solution Section
Who is HAHN Plastics — and what's the company posture?

Per HAHN Plastics: over the past 30 years, the HAHN Group has developed an international recycling company with locations in America, Canada, Germany, England, France, Italy, and Spain. With over 500 employees worldwide, HAHN is the leading producer of recycled products made from single-use plastic packaging waste.

Why does mud matter for horses — what's the danger?

Per HAHN: Standing in 1 inch of water for a week can threaten the life of your horse. Per the company: as unimaginable as it is, a large animal can succumb to a hoof infection from just standing in watery mud for a week — and there have been cases of those same otherwise healthy horses turning septic and dying from that hoof infection.

Horses laying in mud can develop "Mud Fever" or "Scratches" on their fetlocks and legs, plus other skin infections.

What's the Mud Control Grid?

Per HAHN Plastics: Mud Control Grids are extremely tough — they stand up to the deepest mud, are easy to install, and can withstand the weight of humans, horses, cars, tractors, and even firetrucks.

Is it true that no excavation or ground prep is needed?

Per HAHN: YES. Per the company: "More often than not, NO PREP IS NEEDED. That is the BIGGEST Advantage. You don't need to wait for the mud to dry, then level it off, then dig down 4-6 inches to install a grid — you just throw the MUD CONTROL GRID down on the mud and slot the next one into place."

Per the company: so easy, so effective, even a teenager can do it.

Why don't the grids sink into the mud?

Per HAHN: the grid construction (recycled plastic with engineered geometry) distributes weight across the surface area rather than concentrating it on a single point — preventing the grid from sinking. Combined with the lock-into-next-grid design, the surface stays stable even on deep mud.

How do I order?

Per HAHN Plastics: Phone 519-218-8800, email info@hanit.ca, website https://mudcontrolgrid.ca/. Pricing as quoted is subject to change due to economic factors.

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