Pens, cubicles and hurdles
We design or manufacture as standard a range of pens, cubicles and hurdles to suit cattle, sheep or goats.
Cattle penning
From cattle markets to high-throughput rearing units, to single calving pens, we can supply whatever you require with our on-site design and advisory service. No job is too big or too small. Call us now!
Cattle penning
Our gates and sheeted doors are available in any length and height. Designed for ease of use and with made-to-measure gates used to hold animals back when cleaning out and risers on the posts to increase gate height when the bedding builds up.
Cattle penning
See our specially designed calf creep gates with fully adjustable apertures, thus allowing only the calves to get to their feed. Water trough shrouds force animals to drink from scrape passage side – preventing bed soaking.
Sheep penning
Horizontal rail sheep feed fence c/w access gates at one end along with dividing half-mesh gates. Full shed designs to individual lambing pens. Adjustable horizontal rail feed barriers, vertical rail feed barrier or double sided walk-through feeders. Whatever you require – we can supply!
European cow cubicles
This popular design of cow cubicle is supplied in component form to suit a range of bed sizes. Our standard cubicles are 1750, 1860 and 2000mm long. Support posts are 76.1mm diameter with 60.3mm OD support rails and 48.3mm OD headrail, complete with all clamps and fittings for assembly on site.
Sheeted hurdle
Sheeted sheep hurdles are ideal for use in a sheep handling system. Our hurdles are 900mm high and manufactured from 40×40mm RHS.
Sheep hurdle
Heavy-duty railed sheep hurdle c/w lugs to form sheep holding pens in handling systems. Our hurdles are made from a 25×25mm RHS stile with seven 22mm OD tubes throughout and two loops at one end for easy connection. They are sold in packs of 25 and we manufacture four standard sizes: 4ft 0in, 5ft 0in, 6ft 0in and 8ft 0in. These are also made with mesh to form lambing pens. If you choose to have coupling rods instead of loops, at a small additional cost, this is easily achieved.
