Agricultural

AGRICULTURAL STEEL BUILDINGS

Supplying and installing bespoke high quality designed agricultural buildings for over 40 years. Contact MD Anthony today. We're based in Ely and cover East Anglia and the East Midlands.

Agricultural building specialists

MD Anthony are specialists in agricultural buildings from simple Dutch barns, general purpose constructions and implement buildings clad in fibre cement and single skin metal, to specialist environment controlled produce stores involving the use of such materials as ‘food safe’ cold store insulated panels.
"MD Anthony provided an excellent service from start to finish. I felt confident they would give me the best value for money but they also showed attention to detail. The team working on the build had a positive attitude to health and safety and a positive work ethic too! The whole process was smoothly efficient without out any unforeseen problems."
- Richard Squire, Bedfordshire arable farmer

IN THIS SECTION


GRAIN STORES

Site:  Woodhouse Farm, Ely, Cambridge
  • Specifications

    General Construction - Propped steel portal frame with a lean-to each side and a rear lean-to fanhouse.


    A central tunnel divides the main building into two separate stores with grain stirrer support steel, each capable of storing 2000 tonnes of grain when full.  The lean-tos provide further separate storage increasing the building's total storage capacity to approximately 8000 tonnes.


    Specification - The main span building is 42.7 metres long x 31 metres span x 8.1 metres to eaves, with each lean-to a further 18.2 metre span.  Grain storage is provided by 180mm concrete walling - 4.2 metres high in the main stores and 3.6 metres high in each lean-to.


    The roof is clad in profile six fibre cement sheeting and the walls clad in single skin box profile plastisol coated steel.


    Each separate store has its own 9 metre wide purpose made double leaf sliding door.


    Performance and sustainability - ​ The steel frame is galvanised to minimise maintenance and prolong the life of the building.

POTATO STORES

Site:  Dyke Fen Farm, Nr. Bourne, Lincs
  • Specifications

    Construction - Portal frame building measuring 54 metres long x 31.7 metres span x 8.7 metres to eaves complete with a central division wall to form two separate controlled environment box stores.


    Performance and Sustainability - The building boasts a high level of insulation performance with 100mm thick insulated composite cladding to both roof and walls.  The central division wall is also insulated, clad with 80mm thick composite panels.  Each store is served by sectional overhead doors and fitted with purpose designed exhaust and intake louvres.

SPRAYER/ WASH DOWN BUILDINGS

Site:  Rickling Green, Saffron Walden, Essex
  • Specifications

    General Construction - Steel portal frame building with a lean-to to provide multi-functional use.  The building comprises an insulated chemical store and a wash down area which is clad in single skin plastisol coated steel and timber space boarding.


    Specification - The overall building dimensions are 20 metres long x 7.5 metres span and the lean-to measures 10 metres x 5 metres.  The insulated chemical store is clad in 40mm thick merlin grey composite panels.

LIVESTOCK

Site:  W J Wright & Son – Suckler Building, Leicestershire
  • Specifications

    General Construction - Steel propped portal frame building providing winter Livestock housing.  


    Specification - The overall building dimensions are 40.8 metres (134’) long x 24.4 metres (80’) span. 22.5 degree roof pitch clad in fibre cement and 20 % rooflight with open vented covered ridge.


    Design – Using the basis of intelligent design, leaving clean lines and optimal fresh air and natural.  A low eaves height, steep roof pitch, ventilated ridge and use of natural light providing optimum winter housing. Rainwater harvesting reducing water costs by £2,500pa. The feed floor is raised above pen floor and the ‘lie-back’ area is straw on a soil floor adding to animal health and welfare.

    Design leading to the building shortlisted in the 2023 RIBDA Building Awards


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