Project:
Bygrave Lodge Farm – a range of grain stores / agricultural buildings
Client:
Wallington Farms
Location:
North Hertfordshire
Reference:
E11025 / E11676
Andrew Watts, an arable crops’ specialist, is responsible for 2,500 hectares of farmland in North Hertfordshire, which come under the Wallington Farms Brand. Shufflebottom is proud to count Mr Watts as a repeat customer, testament to the quality of our buildings and our trusted customer service. Two of the many more steel-framed agricultural buildings we have manufactured and delivered over the years, are a linear extension to an existing building, and a new surcharge fill grain store. Both builds enable the farm at Bygrave Lodge to increase storage capacity and both are built to B.S. 5502-22:2003 + A1: 2013 agricultural specification and CE Marked to Execution Class 2.
Linear extension to existing building E11025:
Building specifications
24m long x 19m wide x 6m to eaves
4 x 6m bays
Grain Store Building with 3.6. Surcharge Fill with steel spill plates E11676:
Building specifications
30m long x 24m wide x 6.1m to eaves
4 x 6m bays
Purlins Ultrazed
Building options
Steelwork shot-blast to B.S. SA 2.5
Hot dipped galvanised finish to BNEN 1461
E11025: Roof clad in Grey P6R Fibre Cement with closed ridges and Fibre Cement eaves closures
E11676: Roof clad in 0.5mm Kingspan KS1000RW XL Forte Leathergrain Plastic Coated Box Profile LPC Approved 40mm Composite insulated panels
Sides clad in 0.5mm Plastic Coated Box Profile complete with Ultrazed side rails and spill plates
