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With a solution-focused approach, we collaborate closely with clients and consultant teams to align on scope, time frames, design objectives, and cost. We’re committed to delivering a strong return on your investment. Are you interested in our work in the commercial and industrial sectors?

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In 2012, RLX purchased the livestock venue and began upgrading it for better animal welfare and safer conditions. They engaged us to design and install a custom yard cover. Our collaboration ensured it complemented existing infrastructure while managing stormwater effectively.

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Providing Industry-Leading Steel Building Solutions 

Central Steel Build, committed to innovation, quality, and customer satisfaction, has solidified its reputation as an industry leader. We're revolutionising agricultural structures, and transforming how farmers and producers approach building solutions. If you’re interested in our work in the agricultural sector, read the article to discover how we’re transforming building solutions.

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In collaboration with Powercor and B2B Project and Construction Management, we optimised cladding and parapet heights for a cost-effective solution. Our value engineering minimised unnecessary elements, enhancing functionality with vehicle storage in the rear and office space in the front, featuring unique cladding for branding. Read more about the project's details.

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Glenbrook Farm dairy buildings

Project overview

The owners of Glenbrook Farm approached us with detailed plans for a maternity barn and a compost barn. We needed to design both buildings in accordance with the stock pen designs and the land gradient. Both barns were required to be built from fully hot dipped galvanized steel for longevity due to the corrosive environment.

Project value: 
  • $1.1M*
Building dimensions:
  • 103m x 43m x 6m
  • 103m x 35m x 5.5m
On-site build time:
  • 16 weeks
Project collaborators: 
  • Structural engineer
  • Third-party installer
Our scope and build details:
  • 3D structural model
  • Fabricated hot dipped galvanized steel package
  • Purlins and girts
  • Skillion ridge vent
  • Gable infill
  • Custom guttering and downpipe system
  • Eave overhang
  • Attached lean-to
  • Roof cladding
  • Design of buildings according to the gradient of the land
Job site location:
  • Finley, New South Wales
  

*All prices are an indication only and are subject to change at any time due to steel prices. Prices also do not include site preparation or installation costs.  

Kristen Clark dairy building
Kristen Clark dairy barn
Kristen Clark agricultural shed
Kristen Clark dairy building
Kristen Clark dairy barn
Kristen Clark agricultural shed

Challenges and impact

It was imperative that the designs of both buildings were thoroughly analyzed to ensure practicality and maximum animal welfare benefits.

In the compost barn, we ensured the clearance height under the eaves accommodated our client’s feed vehicle. The building was designed to support panels and push fans.

The maternity barn was also designed to allow for the feed vehicle to enter under the main roof due to the feed lane being inside the columns. We also engineered and designed this barn with an attached lean-to.

To allow for maximum airflow inside the barns, the roof pitch was increased to 18.4 degrees, and continuous gabled ridge vents were placed along the roof to allow rising hot air to escape the structure. For both buildings, it was important for us to make sure our structural design would not impede on any pens, gates, water troughs, and other internal functional features.

“We’ve just recently put the cows in the new barn, and we can already see the response. They’re more comfortable, they’re producing more milk and they seem quite contented in the shed.”
Kristen Clark
Glenbrook Farm

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