
Featured Project – 30 Metre Span Lamb Feedlot Cover
Feedlot covers are definitely the way of the future! There has been increased demand for shade and shelter for Australian beef and lamb feedlots. This has been driven by…
Well-designed and high quality feedlot covers help improve animal comfort and maximise performance and productivity.
Our beef and lamb feedlot covers are fully hot-dip galvanised and manufactured to meet industry standards, following best practice design recommendations.
There is a lot to consider in the planning and design stages for a feedlot cover including shelter, ventilation, corrosion protection, access, hygiene and maintenance. We can help you with detailed feedlot cover designs and options that address each of these requirements.
Customise your cover with popular options include gable infills and ridge vents. Discuss your requirements with one of our building consultants.
Feedlot covers are definitely the way of the future! There has been increased demand for shade and shelter for Australian beef and lamb feedlots. This has been driven by…
Shade for feedlots! It’s a hot topic – or a cool one depending on the climate. With the Australian Lot Feeder’s Association’s (ALFA) goal to have shade in all feedlots by 2026,…
If you work in the Australian beef feedlot industry, or the wider livestock industry you have more than likely heard of the Australian Lot Feeders Association (ALFA) shade policy….
Cattle feedlot covers and calving shelters allow cattle to put more of their energy into thriving rather than merely surviving during weather extremes. Here are five things to remember…
Cattle can adapt to short-term weather changes without a significant impact on health or performance, however, it is important not to ignore the impact of cold or heat stress. While…
Healthy cattle can tolerate a wide range of temperatures if they are acclimatised and have sufficient feed and water. However, is is important to remember that some cattle are more…
The standard shed spans and sizes we offer have been extensively researched and designed to suit agricultural and farming operations.
If you require a particular size and shape please don’t hesitate to contact us and speak with one of our shed professionals.
Span | Length | Height | Bay Size | ||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
15m (50ft) | x | 24m | x | 6m | 8m |
15m (50ft) | x | 32m | x | 6m | 8m |
18m (60ft) | x | 32m | x | 6m | 8m |
18m (60ft) | x | 40m | x | 6m | 8m |
21m (70ft) | x | 32m | x | 6m | 8m |
21m (70ft) | x | 40m | x | 7.5m | 8m |
24m (80ft) | x | 40m | x | 6m | 8m |
24m (80ft) | x | 40m | x | 7.5m | 8m |
24m (80ft) | x | 48m | x | 7.5m | 8m |
24m (80ft) | x | 64m | x | 7.5m | 8m |
24m (80ft) | x | 80m | x | 7.5m | 8m |
30m (100ft) | x | 56m | x | 7.5m | 8m |
We offer a range of options to help you customise and tailor you farm shed to suit your needs.
Learn about these options and discuss your farm shed project design with our building consultants.
We offer two cladding profiles for your shed project – Trimclad® or corrugated iron.
While most of our farm shed build are clad with zinc cladding, we do also offer Colorbond cladding.
If you aren’t sure which options would best suit your shed project, our guide helps explain the advantages and disadvantages of the two products.
Feedlot covers are definitely the way of the future! There has been increased demand for shade and shelter for Australian beef and lamb feedlots. This has been driven by…
Shade for feedlots! It’s a hot topic – or a cool one depending on the climate. With the Australian Lot Feeder’s Association’s (ALFA) goal to have shade in all feedlots by 2026,…
If you work in the Australian beef feedlot industry, or the wider livestock industry you have more than likely heard of the Australian Lot Feeders Association (ALFA) shade policy….
Cattle feedlot covers and calving shelters allow cattle to put more of their energy into thriving rather than merely surviving during weather extremes. Here are five things to remember…
Cattle can adapt to short-term weather changes without a significant impact on health or performance, however, it is important not to ignore the impact of cold or heat stress. While…
Healthy cattle can tolerate a wide range of temperatures if they are acclimatised and have sufficient feed and water. However, is is important to remember that some cattle are more…
The standard shed spans and sizes we offer have been extensively researched and designed to suit agricultural and farming operations.
If you require a particular size and shape please don’t hesitate to contact us and speak with one of our shed professionals.
Span | Length | Height | Bay Size | ||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
15m (50ft) | x | 24m | x | 6m | 8m |
15m (50ft) | x | 32m | x | 6m | 8m |
18m (60ft) | x | 32m | x | 6m | 8m |
18m (60ft) | x | 40m | x | 6m | 8m |
21m (70ft) | x | 32m | x | 6m | 8m |
21m (70ft) | x | 40m | x | 7.5m | 8m |
24m (80ft) | x | 40m | x | 6m | 8m |
24m (80ft) | x | 40m | x | 7.5m | 8m |
24m (80ft) | x | 48m | x | 7.5m | 8m |
24m (80ft) | x | 64m | x | 7.5m | 8m |
24m (80ft) | x | 80m | x | 7.5m | 8m |
30m (100ft) | x | 56m | x | 7.5m | 8m |
We offer a range of options to help you customise and tailor you farm shed to suit your needs.
Learn about these options and discuss your farm shed project design with our building consultants.
We offer two cladding profiles for your shed project – Trimclad® or corrugated iron.
While most of our farm shed build are clad with zinc cladding, we do also offer Colorbond cladding.
If you aren’t sure which options would best suit your shed project, our guide helps explain the advantages and disadvantages of the two products.
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PLEASE NOTE: WE DON’T BUILD ANY SHEDS SMALLER THAN 12M SPAN BY 24M LONG.
Mtrs | 12 | 15 | 18 | 21 | 24 | 27 | 30 | 36 | 40 | 45 | 50-60 |
Feet | 40 | 50 | 60 | 70 | 80 | 90 | 100 | 120 | 133 | 150 | >160 |