ABRISTHOR® LIVESTOCK
Our ABRISTHOR® tunnels can be adapted perfectly to small herds
The diversity of the challenges facing livestock farming makes it essential to have multi-purpose, durable and economical installations. Abristhor’s mobile and prefabricated outdoor shelters meet each and every one of the needs (direct and indirect) of today’s livestock farming. Your livestock house protects the various animals from bad weather and potential attacks by other animals, serves as a storage area for harvested products (fodder, straw bales, alfalfa, grain, cereals, harvesters, etc.) and even acts as a garage for agricultural machinery, thus extending its useful life. The flexible canvas covers of the livestock shelter have an estimated lifespan of up to 20 years.
Do you need a shelter for your livestock? Despite the robustness of the galvanised steel, prefabricated livestock fabric buildings do not require foundations or welding. Their simple installation system means that they can be assembled, dismantled and relocated in the future: you choose where. The absence of foundations means that, in many cases, livestock shelters are exempt from construction taxes or building permits, helping you to reduce your production costs.
Cattle ABRISTHOR®
Abristhor® / Tunnel Open at the Front To Protect Cows And Calves.
ABRISTHOR® for Sheep
Abristhor® / Tunnel Equipped With Sliding Doors, Insulated And With Ventilation Windows.
ABRISTHOR® for Goats
Insulated /Abristhor® Tunnel, Equipped With Doors On The Fronts And Ventilation Windows To Ensure An Ideal Atmosphere Inside The Tunnel.
ABRISTHOR® for Poultry
Abristhor® / Tunnel Equipped With Sliding Tie Rods, Ventilation Windows, Exit Hatches And Service Door.
ABRISTHOR® for horses
Abristhor® / Tunnel With Storage In Flat Cells, Equipped With Door Fronts And Ventilation Windows.
ABRISTHOR® livestock outdoor shelter
Your livestock will be perfectly protected and healthy inside your prefabricated livestock house. The spaciousness of our canvas tunnels offers you such versatility that you can easily relocate the livestock shed or simply change the configuration of the interior, depending on whether your livestock are cattle, pigs, goats or sheep; or whether the farm is for meat, dairy, hides or if you want to cover the manure pit.
Our 40 years of experience have taught us that every professional faces a different challenge. That is why we offer you versatile livestock buildings that can be fitted with a wide range of options: open fronts to allow the animals to pass through freely, insulation for the roofs to lower the temperature, access doors or windows to promote ventilation. Adapt it to the comfort needs of your livestock and adapt it to make your day-to-day work easier.
Our experience includes, among others, facilities for:
- Cattle, sheep and goat rearing.
- Shelter for dairy cattle. Dry cows and heifers.
- Calf feedlot for calves
- Rearing of dairy goats
- Shelter for sheep
Poultry field shelter with canvas covered roof
There are 2 main variables in poultry farming, depending on whether the poultry are kept outdoors or indoors. In both cases, especially in the former, it is vitally important that they can return to a livestock tunnel where they are safe from the incursions of predators or inclement weather. Their health is more fragile than that of other animals, and this is where the double layer plus insulation plays a vital role.
You can keep your livestock house completely open or limit ventilation to the upper part, closing the lower part to prevent intruders and keep you more relaxed. The double layered roof with rockwool or fibreglass insulation will keep the interior warm during the summer and conserve the heat generated by the birds in winter, thus preventing them from getting sick. You can also equip your poultry house with ventilation windows, egress hatches and a service door according to the needs of your poultry operation.
ABRISTHOR® Horse field shelters
Horse breeding has been on the rise for a couple of decades now, and the use of a prefabricated tunnel for different needs ensures that this activity becomes cheaper. The ample space of the livestock structure can be used to cover a riding arena, to provide temporary shelter, to place boxes or to store both feed and the tools necessary for the care of the animals. The equine shelters are easily dismountable and, as they are structures with bolted joints and without foundations, they can be assembled without heavy machinery or advanced knowledge. This advantage will allow you to place a shelter or cover on any type of terrain.
