Beef Cattle Shed Housing

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Beef building built around your farm

Every farm works differently. That’s why we don’t offer a standard beef shed and tell you to make it fit. Some customers need a simple straw-bedded court, while others are looking for a larger building with dedicated feeding areas. Some are expanding existing facilities and need a new building to work alongside what they already have.

Whatever the requirement, we’ll work with you to design a building that suits the way you farm. We’ve delivered beef housing projects across the UK, and we’ve helped farmers create everything from small cattle courts to large-scale livestock accommodation.

Start with a conversation

Not everyone comes to us with a set of drawings. In fact, many customers start with a rough idea of what they need and a few measurements scribbled on a bit of paper. That’s absolutely fine. We’ll talk through your plans, discuss the site and help you work out the best approach before any decisions are made.

Built for farms like yours

We’ve completed beef housing projects throughout the UK, from Kent to the Scottish Highlands and everywhere in between. Take a look at some of our recent work below.

Why Robinsons?

Agriculture is where Robinsons began. We’ve spent more than 20 years working with farmers across the UK, designing buildings that are made to be used every day.

We manufacture our own steelwork at our workshops in Lockerbie and Warrington and can support projects from the earliest planning stages right through to completion. Most importantly, we’re easy to deal with. No pressure. Just practical advice from people who understand agricultural buildings.

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