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You just need to tell me which Type of chicken cage you want.
Vertically stacked tiers with a manure belt under each level. Automatic feeding, drinking, manure removal and egg collection throughout.
Stepped frame over an open manure pit. Lower capital cost and fewer moving parts, so it keeps running when the grid does not.
Stepped frame layer cage, simple mechanics and easy maintenance for small to mid-size flocks.
Deep-cage layout for higher density housing while keeping manure handling straightforward.
Vertically stacked tiers with manure belts between each level. Highest bird density per square metre.
Lower-cost layer cage with manual manure clearing, suited to sites without reliable power.
Plastic slat floor to protect foot and breast condition, wide front doors so a catching crew clears a tier fast at harvest.
Day-old chicks through to point of lay in one cage. Fine mesh floor, removable chick guards, brooder-compatible spacing.
A belt under every tier carries manure out every one to two days. Controls ammonia and produces dry manure you can bag and sell.
Programmable light hours and intensity to keep lay rate on schedule across the flock's cycle.
One controller for ventilation, cooling, lighting and alarms — a single point of control for the whole house.
Every item can also be retro-fitted to cages you already own.
Not sure where to start
| Your situation | Start with |
|---|---|
| Under 10,000 birds, first flock | A Type Automatic Breeding System |
| Over 20,000 birds | H Type Automatic Breeding System |
| Power is unreliable | Manual Manure Removal Layer Cage |
| Land is limited | H Type Layer Cage, 6 or 8 tiers |
| Rearing your own pullets | Chicken Brooder Cage |
| Meat birds | Broiler Chicken Cage |
Send both numbers — flock size and land dimensions — and we price the options side by side rather than pushing one.
No cost, no obligation — an engineer draws the house before you decide anything.
