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 Advanced dairy farm building design can future-proof your farm and set you up for generations. Learn more.

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The building needed to have a 50m clear span width to accommodate servicing inside as well as a fire isolation section and a truck wash.

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How to bring down the cost of your farm shed

Rising costs demand for cost-effective solutions. In this article, we've listed down practical options to achieve cost-efficiency without compromising the quality of your building.

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Combined office and warehouse 

Perry Demolition's requirements were for a new premises that included a stylish reception area with a double-storey void, a unique façade, and angled canopies, including a deck. 

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What’s The Difference Between RHS and C-Section Columns?

What’s The Difference Between RHS and C-Section Columns?


Sheds are built from different kinds of steel columns, each with their benefits and disadvantages.


C-Section Columns: Weaker & Cheaper

‘C-Section’ refers to the shape of the steel, which has three sides and forms a “C” shape. This form of column is weaker than others, though also results in a cheaper project cost.

Because of the known difficulties that arise from C-Section (including load stress, high winds and construction problem), we always suggest avoiding this option.

RHS Columns: Stronger & More Costly. 

RHS (whichs stands for Rectangular Hollow Section) is a fully enclosed steel column with four sides. The is also thicker than C-Section, giving it much more structural strength.

Building a shed with RHS means the shed will last longer, will withstand heavier loads and stresses, and can be built onto if you decide to extend.

How Large Is A Typical Indoor Dressage Arena

How Large Is A Typical Indoor Dressage Arena

A large dressage arena is usually 21m x 61m.

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Which hangar doors are right for you?

Different hanger door ideas Every aviation hangar project is different and needs to be designed according to your specific needs. Our aviation...

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Horse Training Boredom Busters

We are all feeling the pain of the current lockdown due to COVID-19. Being stuck at home most of the time gets monotonous and tedious for you and...

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