Agricultural halls provide an effective solution for agricultural operations requiring secure storage for crops, feed, or equipment. Their robust construction ensures protection from adverse weather conditions and offers convenient interior access. Increasingly, specialized agricultural machinery halls are being adopted to properly safeguard tractors, combine harvesters, and other critical equipment. This investment streamlines farm operational efficiency and significantly prolongs the service life of valuable assets.
Process
PROJECT
PROJECT
An individual concept
tailored to your needs.
PROJECT
PRODUCTION
Own prefabrication with
full quality control.
PROJECT
ASSEMBLY
Efficient and safe
on-site assembly.
PROJECT
ACCEPTANCE
A completed hall with documentation
and technical approval.
Questions and answers
How can an agricultural facility be utilized
A versatile agricultural building, ideal for diverse applications on farms. It can serve as a storage facility for agricultural equipment, machinery, fertilizers, and feed. It also provides an excellent space for storing agricultural produce such as grain, vegetables, or fruits. Depending on requirements, the agricultural building can be adapted for animal husbandry, functioning as a cowshed, pigsty, chicken coop, or stable, ensuring optimal conditions for animals year-round. Additionally, it can be utilized as a space for processing, workshop activities, and for storing materials such as hay and straw.
What is the average build time for an agricultural facility?
The construction time for an agricultural building depends on its dimensions and technical specifications. Typically, this process takes 3 to 6 months, from project design to final assembly. Administrative procedures and weather conditions can also affect the realization time. By utilizing prefabricated components and efficient work organization, we are able to shorten the construction time, which is particularly important in dynamically changing agricultural conditions.
How to obtain a building permit?
The process of obtaining a building permit for an agricultural hall begins with conducting the necessary geotechnical surveys and optionally environmental analyses, which form the basis for developing a project compliant with applicable regulations. The next step is to prepare the design documentation, taking into account zoning conditions and the specific needs of the farmer. After submitting and approving the building permit application, we can proceed with project implementation. Our experienced design team typically requires about one month to develop the full documentation.
Analysis
Agricultural facility design begins with an in-depth analysis of the farm's specific needs. Unlike standard warehouse facilities, it is crucial to incorporate aspects such as crop storage, animal husbandry, and machinery storage. The design must also account for climatic conditions that can impact stored products. We leverage our extensive experience, ensuring year-round functionality of the facility, irrespective of operational demands.
Strength
The manufacturing of agricultural building components places strong emphasis on durability and resistance to external factors such as moisture, fluctuating temperatures, and mechanical stress. Materials must be adapted for intensive use within the agricultural environment. The application of appropriate technologies and materials ensures structural longevity and minimizes maintenance requirements, which is crucial for farm efficiency.
Adaptation
The erection of an agricultural building is a process that must consider the specific needs of farmers, such as the rapid adaptation of the facility to changing operational conditions. In an agricultural building, functionality and durability under intensive use are a priority. Our assembly team specializes in working in challenging terrain conditions, enabling swift construction completion and preparing the facility for immediate operation.
Finished project
Final acceptance of the agricultural facility includes a detailed inspection, covering not only the quality of construction but also its suitability for specific agricultural conditions. We verify that the facility meets all quality requirements. Only after ensuring the facility is fully ready for operation in demanding farm environments do we commission it for client use.
