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16th & 17th November
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of Flach & Le-Roy Ltd
About the Building
I want to convert an existing farm building into a drying and storage facility. What factors need I consider when planning a drive-on-floor installation?Answer:
- The type of crops that are to be stored.
- Headroom for tipping trailers.
- Whether the building structure is suitable for the side loads transmitted by the stored crop or whether you need internal thrust walls.
- Vehicular and pedestrian access into the building.
- The availability of the electrical power supply.
- If you are currently using the building as a store, where you will store the equipment when you have completed the conversion.
- Whether you have a choice of locating the main air duct centrally or down one side of the building.
- Where you intend to site the fans – internal or external fan house
- Whether your existing concrete floor is suitable to accept a drive-on floor.
- How you will make the building vermin and bird proof.
I am planning to erect a new building on my site and then install a drive-on-floor drying and storage facility; can I get help with the planning?
Answer:
We work closely with our distributors many of whom can offer not only advice on planning issues enhanced by local knowledge but also a full design and planning application service.
Whether your building is new or a converted grain store we can design, build and supply a drive-on floor or box store system to fit your needs.
We have converted a wide variety of farm buildings into efficient and effective bulk drying and storage facilities
