HAY BARNS.
STORAGE YOU CAN REACH.
Plan the roof and openings around your bales, loader and busiest part of the season. Include the unloading area outside the barn when you describe the job.
Hay barn options
Columns, rafters, purlins and roofing cut and drilled for a hay barn, trucked to the farm for your own hands to bolt together.
The frame set on its footings and the roof and walls sheeted by a crew, ready for stacking as soon as the floor is done.
A roof on columns with the sides left open or only partly sheeted, so air moves through the stack and a loader can reach bales from more than one side.
Draw the loader route as well as the stacks
Record bale sizes and peak storage needs. Then show how a load enters, where it is placed and how you will reach it when it is time to feed or sell.
How North Florida Hay Barns works
North Florida Hay Barns does not build barns and is not a licensed contractor; it is an independent service that matches requests with a builder. Each request is passed to one partner steel building contractor in North Florida. That contractor contacts you, quotes the job and does the construction under their own contract and license. If your request leads to a job, the contractor may pay this site a fee. Sending a request is free, and you are under no obligation.
Design your hay barn.
Try the size, doors and colors in 3D, then attach your design to a quote request.