The pig fattening stable was built using a robust and durable construction method. The roof trusses were pressed together with galvanized nail plates, while the gable triangles were clad with vertically mounted tongue-and-groove boards. As an addition to the construction project, a whole grain silo with a volume of approximately 498 m³ and a monolithic steel tank with a volume of approximately 615.5 m³ were included.
This construction method combines the highest functionality and quality for modern pig fattening. The stable offers optimal conditions for animal husbandry and impresses with its well-thought-out design, exceptional durability, and minimal maintenance requirements. The whole grain silo and the monolithic steel tank complete the project and allow for efficient storage and management of farm inputs. The precise planning and execution of the project demonstrate how seriously we take our customers’ requirements. The client’s feedback – “Everything was perfect again” – highlights the high quality of our work and the satisfaction it brings. This project is another example of our expertise in agricultural construction and our ability to deliver tailored solutions.
Stable: Purlins pressed together with galvanized nail plates; gable triangles clad vertically with tongue-and-groove boards.
