A cattle shed that finally kept the weather out.
An exposed cattle shed with no protection. Amy Johnson started with spring roller blinds, saw the difference, and came back for windbreaks.
- Customer
- Amy Johnson
- Sector
- Livestock farm, cattle
- Products fitted
- Spring roller blinds, then windbreaks
An open shed taking the worst of it.
Amy's cattle shed had no weather protection at all. Wind and rain drove straight in onto housed stock, the bedding never had a chance to stay dry, and the building worked against her through every wet spell.
Spring roller blinds first, then windbreaks.
We measured the shed and made spring-operated roller blinds to its exact openings, so Amy could close the building down as the weather turned. The blinds did their job, and she came back to add windbreaks as well.
Rain and wind, blocked successfully.
The shed now keeps the weather where it belongs, outside. The clearest sign it worked: Amy ordered again.
“The roller blinds made such a difference that first winter that we went straight back for windbreaks. The shed finally keeps the rain and wind off the cattle, and the bedding stays dry.”Amy Johnson, livestock farmer
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