Free Standing Concrete Silage Panels

Atlas horizontal silage pit panels.

Free standing concrete silage panels.

The wall is the optimum shape and profile for the storage of grain aggregate solid fuels and other materials. The common concrete silage bunker sold is drive over piles sometimes called a stack where a pile of silage has no structural walls to contain the material. The precast concrete panels are available in 1m 1 2m and 1 5m widths and in standard heights up to 4 0m high affl. Internal silo division walls can also be constructed within a silage barn using the cantilever panel system.

The freestanding concrete bunker walls are designed to minimise the hassle of storing bulk materials in various industries including agriculture horticulture recycling woodchip and biomass. Often these free standing retainer walls are referred to as l walls due to the shape of their design. We can install bunker panels next to a slab or on top. All of the images have failed to load.

Pre cast concrete panels can be used for. We can make any legth up tp 6 metres. This sytem uses prestressed panels cast into the concrete base and by using various reinforcements is tied into the pit bottom forming a leak free seal. Our absolute concrete wall silage panels are manufactured using the conventional t shaped design and may be tied in to the floor with reinforcing starter bars to form a complete rigid structure or left free standing.

Available in both 100mm 150mm thickness. Free standing retaining walls are ideal for creating storage bays and temporary walls for the storage of materials such as. Here are teifi concrete ltd we manufacture concrete panels. The base of the trench silo or roll over pile is usually dirt but sometimes asphalt or cement is used.

Free standing retainer walls are ideal to create storage bays and temporary divides for the bulk storage of materials such as silage feedstuffs coal or aggregates. Manufactured using c60 concrete all sizes are available from stock for fast delivery. Pits of any size can be constructed using this method particularly pits with dividing partitions as the panels are free standing with no metal obstruction.