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With a solution-focused approach, we collaborate closely with clients and consultant teams to align on scope, time frames, design objectives, and cost. We’re committed to delivering a strong return on your investment. Are you interested in our work in the commercial and industrial sectors?

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Our client, a vet and sheep farmer, needed a shearing shed and yard cover designed for efficiency and innovation. Partnering with our team, he collaborated with fit-out providers to create two custom steel structures tailored to his farm’s needs. His farm is now equipped for better working conditions and long-term success.

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Providing Industry-Leading Steel Building Solutions 

Central Steel Build, committed to innovation, quality, and customer satisfaction, has solidified its reputation as an industry leader. We're revolutionising agricultural structures, and transforming how farmers and producers approach building solutions. If you’re interested in our work in the agricultural sector, read the article to discover how we’re transforming building solutions.

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Oritech combined office and warehouse

Oritech Pty Ltd partnered with us to build a modern office and warehouse facility in Mitchell Park, Victoria. The design featured innovative L-shaped tilt panels for both function and style. Using our Pro. building approach, we delivered a durable, cost-effective, high-quality solution. Seamless collaboration ensured the project was completed on time and within budget.

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Inverell Regional Livestock Exchange (IRLX) saleyards

Project overview

The Inverell Livestock Exchange (IRX) is part of the expanding Regional Livestock Exchange (RLX) network — a company dedicated to developing modern, strategically located livestock facilities that support regional growth. RLX focuses on transport efficiency, stock handling, and long-term sustainability, ensuring their centres meet the evolving needs of Australia’s livestock industry.

After acquiring the Inverell facility in 2012, RLX began planning a major upgrade that included covering existing cattle selling pens to enhance animal welfare, improve safety for buyers and agents, and increase year-round usability.

Central Steel Build was engaged to design, fabricate, and install a custom saleyard cover, tailored to integrate seamlessly with existing infrastructure and withstand the environmental demands of a busy regional livestock operation.

Project value: 
  • $1.2-1.5M*
Building dimensions:
  • 122m x 90m x 7m 
On-site building time:
  • 13 weeks
Project collaborators:
  • RLX design team
  • Geolyse Pty Ltd
  • Regional Geotechnical Solutions 
Our scope and build details:
  • Structural steel drawings.
  • Engineering certification.
  • Engineering computations.
  • 3D structural/shop steel drawings.
  • Fabricated hot dipped galvanised steel package.
  • Purlins and girts.
  • Site survey and scan
  • Roof cladding and capping.
  • Overhead suspended storm water design and supply.
  • Heavy duty downpipe covers.
  • Solar panel roof loading allowance and design.
  • Box gutters
Job site location:
  • Inverell, New South Wales

*All prices are an indication only and are subject to change at any time due to industry steel prices. The prices also do not include erection or site preparation.

Inverell Livestock Exchange saleyard cover
Inverell Livestock Exchange saleyard cover
Inverell Livestock Exchange industrial building
Inverell Livestock Exchange saleyard cover
Inverell Livestock Exchange industrial building
Inverell Livestock Exchange industrial saleyard cover
Inverell Saleyards cover drawings

Challenges and solutions

Collaboration with the RLX design team was key to ensuring the new cover aligned perfectly with existing cattle yard layouts without interrupting operational flow.

One major design challenge was to meet site drainage requirements — specifically, that all overhead stormwater flow to a designated discharge point. Central Steel Build’s engineering team devised a site-specific water management solution, ensuring structural efficiency and compliance with environmental standards.

With site levels varying by up to five metres, we conducted a detailed site survey and created a 3D model of the yard layout to determine precise column lengths and footing positions. This digital modelling process ensured exceptional accuracy and a smooth installation on-site.

The finished saleyard cover provides improved safety, comfort, and functionality, reinforcing RLX’s commitment to sustainable livestock infrastructure across Australia.

 

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