Livestock Building 100ft x 40ft

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When you need more livestock space, you need a building that’s practical, durable and easy to work with.

Our 100′ x 40′ Livestock Building has been designed to provide a bright, well-ventilated environment for stock, with Yorkshire boarding and roof lights helping to maximise airflow and natural daylight.

The addition of a 4’6″ cantilever provides extra shelter along the front of the building, while concrete panels offer the durability needed in busy livestock environments.

Whether you’re housing cattle, sheep or youngstock, this is a straightforward building designed for everyday farm use.

Ideal for

  • Cattle housing
  • Sheep housing
  • Youngstock accommodation
  • Calving and lambing areas
  • Feed and bedding storage
  • General livestock use

Price Information

The advertised price is for the supply of the building only.

This price is based on standard site conditions and loading requirements. Buildings located in areas with higher wind speeds, increased snow loading, coastal exposure or other site-specific requirements may require additional steelwork or design amendments.

Delivery, erection, foundations and groundworks are not included within the advertised price and can be quoted separately if required.

If your site requires a different height, layout or specification, we’ll be happy to discuss the options available.

Technical specification

Steelwork

To supply for erection on prepared site and concrete foundations, steel portal frame 6.096m (20′) centres with 254 x 146 x 31kg UB stanchions with web stiffeners and 203 x 133 x 25kg UB rafters with rafter stays.

Both gable frames are to have 1 No. 203 x 133 x 25kg UB intermediate sub stanchions, including CHS rafter and side bracing to one end bay, complete with CHS eaves ties.

All steelwork to be shot blasted and painted with a red semi-oxide finish.


Purlins

To supply 225 x 75 C16 graded tanalised timber purlins bolted to frame at 1.375m centres. Eaves beam to be 225 x 75 C16 graded tanalised timber.


Roof Cladding

To supply Profile 6 reinforced corrugated natural grey fibre cement sheets. Ridge to be alternating close fitting and ventilating crown cranked. Verges to be finished with fibre cement barge boards.


Roof Lights

Incorporate 20 No. 1.525m corrugated 2.40kg/m² GRP Profile 6 roof lights positioned to suit customer requirements.


Rainwater Goods

Eaves gutter to be 160 on the side with 2 No. 110mm Ø PVC downpipes to each side.

All gutters are to be PVC with rubber-sealed joints fixed to eaves beams with PVC brackets at 1m intervals and PVC downpipe clips to stanchions.


End Cladding

Both gable ends are to be clad down to 2.438m (8′) below eaves level with 150 x 25 C16 graded tanalised Yorkshire boarding on 125 x 75 C16 graded tanalised timber sheeting rails.


Side Cladding

One side to be clad down to 2.438m (8′) below eaves level with 150 x 25 C16 graded tanalised Yorkshire boarding on 125 x 75 C16 graded tanalised timber sheeting rails.


Concrete Panels

To supply 90mm thick x 2.000m high concrete panels to both gables and one side.


Doors

Not included.


Optional Extras

The following items can be added at an additional cost:

  • Delivery to site
  • Building erection
  • Galvanised steelwork finish

Our team will be happy to provide a tailored quotation based on your location and requirements.

Livestock Building 100ft x 40ft

£28,000 + VAT
Length 100'
Width 40'
Eaves Height 14'
Roof Pitch 15º with 4’6″ cantilever to one side
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