We coordinate cage layout, feeding, drinking, egg collection, manure handling and poultry-house interfaces around your target capacity, house dimensions, climate and operating plan.

Project planning starts at 10,000 birds. Final row count, tier count, cage dimensions and equipment scope are confirmed for each project.

The stepped cage arrangement can be configured around different poultry-house widths, clear heights and aisle requirements.

Rows, tiers, cage sections and supporting equipment are confirmed from the target capacity and actual house dimensions.

Feeding, drinking, egg handling, manure removal and climate-control interfaces are planned around the same layout.

The open stepped structure supports bird inspection, feeding observation, cleaning and routine equipment checks.

Each subsystem must match the cage layout, operating method and daily farm routine. The final equipment combination is confirmed as part of the project scope.

Final component brands, motor power, materials and control functions are subject to the written quotation and project drawings.

We coordinate silo capacity, conveying routes and cage-row feeding equipment according to flock size, feeding schedule and poultry-house arrangement.

Filtration, pressure regulation, main water lines and nipple drinker lines are planned around row length, water quality and local operating conditions.

Manual collection or automated egg belts and transfer equipment can be evaluated according to farm scale, labor plan and egg-room location.

Scraper or manure-belt options are coordinated with cage layout, cleaning frequency, discharge direction and the farm's manure-handling plan.

Fans, cooling pads, air inlets, lighting and controller interfaces are planned according to the local climate, stocking plan and house dimensions.

Motor specifications, voltage, frequency, control cabinets and operating logic are confirmed as part of the project equipment schedule.

A responsible quotation should not begin with a generic cage price. It should begin with the information that determines the layout, materials, automation level, delivery scope and installation preparation.

You can start with the information already available. Missing details can be confirmed step by step.

Length, width, clear height and available aisle space

Bird category, target capacity and future expansion plan

Length, width, clear height and available aisle space

Voltage, frequency, water source, water pressure and water quality

Required feeding, egg collection, manure removal and control functions

Destination port, target schedule and available local installation resources

Stepped cage arrangement with a different house footprint

Tier and row options evaluated from house dimensions and target capacity

Manual, semi-automatic or automatic equipment combinations depending on the project

Daily labor, ventilation and manure handling must still be evaluated together

Multi-tier configuration for greater capacity within a given house footprint

Feeding, egg collection and manure-belt systems coordinated around the same rows

Suitable when centralized operation and automation are priorities

Requires detailed planning of house height, ventilation and transfer routes

The configuration is calculated from house width, clear height, aisle requirements, target capacity, ventilation arrangement and local operating needs.

Yes, after confirming the existing house dimensions, structural restrictions, ventilation locations, access routes and utility conditions.

Depending on the project, options may include automatic feeding, nipple drinking, egg collection, manure removal, lighting and environmental-control interfaces.

Wire diameters, material grades and surface treatments are confirmed in the technical proposal and drawings for the selected configuration.

No. We provide equipment-related farm and poultry-house planning. Overseas civil construction is arranged by the customer through qualified local contractors.

Please provide the country, house dimensions, target capacity, climate, power and water conditions, automation level, target schedule and destination port.

Share your target capacity, house dimensions, climate, power and water conditions, preferred automation level and delivery destination. We will help organize what should be confirmed next.

Final layout, equipment selection, materials, capacity, delivery schedule and commercial terms are subject to project-specific engineering review and written confirmation.