A good freestall design is essential for maximizing the stall bed. The freestall should be placed so there is plenty of forward lunge space, a wide open space between the rails and enough room at the alley side to allow the cow easy movement up and down. There should be adequate space between the loops to allow her to lay comfortably, and the freestall should be long enough so that the cow cannot walk along the back of the platform.

Three different types of stalls:

• Single Bend Stalls - offers an open front allowing the cow easier access for her head and shoulders.
• Double Bend/Bullet Stalls - allow for easier chin clearance when exiting out of the stall.
• Cantilever/Triple Bend Stalls - help in preventing hip bone injuries while getting up and down.

Sikkema's Single Loop, Strap Style Freestall

• Sikkema's Standard Single Loop Freestall is 1.9 tubing, 9 gauge, coated with the Allied Gatorshield.
• Neckrail is 1.9 tubing, 13 gauge, heavy duty so that it will stand up to years of use.
• The wide open front allows for easier up and down movement for the cows.

Sikkema's Infra-Rail System

• Lower Cost Design
• Positively Strong & Durable
• Lowered Bottom Mount for Neck Clearance
• Quick & Easy Adjustment of Stalls
• Easy to Install - Less Hardware than Competitions
• Properly Attach's to Building without Stress on Structure - this is a HUGE ADVANTAGE to the Longevity of your Facilities
• Usually 2 3/8" Stall Diameter
• 2 1/2" or 3" Infra-Rail Pipe Available
• Neckrail is Galvanized, 1.9 Tubing

Click Below for the Recommended Spacing and Length of the Freestall based on the Weight of your Cow.

Freestall Chart