Good Insulation Prefabricated Steel Structure Stable Broiler Farm
Infrastructure is very important if you want to grow your chicken business. In order to raise healthy, strong chickens, produce quality eggs every day or grow strong broilers, we need a clean, fully insulated, well-ventilated, well-lit house.
We strongly recommend that you design, build, or buy a chicken coop well before you welcome your flock to your backyard. Prices start as low as $80 for a two-hen house, and can exceed $5,000 for a dozen chickens (12). On average, each chicken needs about 6 square feet (0.5 square meters), which is just the size of a chicken coop.
Our steel structure building provides a more economical possibility for your business development. Our construction cost is about $80/sqm. Generally, the stocking density of broiler chickens can be 3-4/m2 from breeder chickens to large chickens. If your breeding scale is 5,000 birds/shed, the usable area of the chicken coop is more than 1,000 square meters, and the total construction cost without customized equipment is only $80,000.
We can customize buildings with wind resistance, earthquake resistance, corrosion resistance and strong thermal insulation according to your building environment.
Wind and earthquake resistance
We refuse to cut corners on details and never let you spend an extra penny on unnecessary parts. A professional team of engineers is always on call, and will strictly calculate the structure and amount of steel frame for you according to your local wind power.
In order to maintain the stability of the building, we will use steel plates of sufficient thickness to produce strong ground beams, and use special high strengh bolts to connect them with anchor bolts that are pre-buried in the ground, so that the foundation is firmly fixed to the ground , laying a solid foundation for the wind resistance of the house.
For the columns of the building, we will strictly calculate their spans and the additional inter-column supports. In order to achieve better wind and earthquake resistance. There will also be braces and thin rods between the purlins of the building to keep the building structure stable.
Anti-corrosion
Not only the surface of the steel frame structure is coated, but the wall panels we provide are also coated with anti-corrosion coating.
If your building is used in a particularly strong pH environment, or if the building is located very close to the sea, it is vulnerable to sea breeze corrosion. We can also customize higher-level anti-corrosion coatings for you, so as to better use the environment and prolong the service life of the building.
Insulation
As a building for raising chickens, thermal insulation performance is very important, which requires the selection of suitable wall panel and roof panel materials according to your local climate change.
We have a variety of wall panels with different thermal insulation and fire performance to match different needs. If your area is very cold or very hot, you can use the best thermal insulation material PU board as the filling material. If the environment is suitable, or the budget is limited, we also have rock wool sandwich panels with very good thermal insulation effect to meet your needs.
In addition to the building itself, the ventilation of the steel structure building used as a chicken coop is also very important.
We have a team of designers with more than ten years of experience and can customize a scientific and safe ventilation system for you according to the number of broilers you want to breed
Of course, a series of internal equipment can also be customized
As far as the coop is concerned, the fence will act as a shelter and protect the flock from cold, extreme heat, sunburn and various predators. If you have a large field with rich and varied pastures in a year-round mild climate, then the coop is only for sleeping and laying eggs. If you have chickens that cannot graze freely in the fields, we will need a larger coop for most of their day. In any case, it is beneficial to have a large fan and at least two heat lamps for every four birds in the house. The reason is that egg production generally slows when temperatures are high or low. With fan and heat lamp regulation, we can help maintain a normal temperature inside the house. Placing a light inside the coop is also quite beneficial. Lights are thought to boost egg production and greatly help the average chicken farmer. However, many experienced farmers still keep collecting hundreds of eggs a day without using any artificial lighting. Many chicken farmers claim that they collect more eggs by systematically keeping the lights on at 5am and off at 8pm. Other farmers also claim that artificial lighting in the coop can quiet the flocks, preventing them from being aggressive and preventing flocks from attacking each other.
We also need to place straw, hay, sand and/or wood chips as bedding within the coop. Litter is necessary for a number of reasons (like protecting the drumsticks from damage), and it will make it easier to clean up manure from the coop. Many farmers also place nesting boxes inside their coops to provide their chickens a safe and protected place to lay eggs.
Whether you have your own design or just have a preliminary idea, contact for exclusive custom service!
From the environmental assessment of the building, structural design, to the final guide to installation and after-sales.
We all have a well-established team to support your plan.
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