Sheep Shed Housing

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Shelter when you need it most

Sheep don’t need much, but there are times of year when good housing can make all the difference. Whether you’re looking for a lambing shed or a larger building for handling and housing stock, we’ll work with you to create a building that suits the way you farm.

At Robinsons, we’ve delivered everything from small sheep sheds through to large-scale projects such as the Sheep Husbandry Centre at Newton Rigg College. Every project starts in the same place: with a conversation about what you need and how the building will be used.

Built around the way you work

When it comes to sheep housing, there isn’t a single right answer. Some farmers need a building that’s used heavily during lambing season. Others are looking for somewhere to gather stock during poor weather or provide additional shelter.

That’s why we take the time to understand your setup before making recommendations. The result is a building that’s designed around your farm rather than a standard design that’s expected to fit every situation.

Built for farms like yours

Take a look at some of our recent sheep housing projects and see how other farmers have approached their buildings.

Why Robinsons?

Agriculture is where our business began. We’ve spent more than 20 years working alongside farmers and understand that agricultural buildings need to work in the real world.

Every steel frame is fabricated at our workshops in Lockerbie and Warrington, and our team can support projects from the first conversation through to completion.

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