Machinery Sheds

Getting the size right

Modern farm equipment doesn't fit in modest sheds. Headers need height, spray rigs need width, and you're often storing multiple pieces of machinery that all need their own space.

We build sheds with clear spans up to 16 metres and bay widths up to 8 metres. Common clear span options include 12m, 15m, 18m, 21m, 24m, 30m, 36m, 40m, 46m, 50m, and 60m. No internal posts or columns, which means you're not trying to squeeze a tractor around supports or dealing with tight corners when you're backing in.

If you need specific clearance for tall equipment or extra width for particular machinery, we'll design the structure to fit. This isn't about making your gear fit our standard sizes, it's about building a shed that suits what you own.

Open, enclosed, or both

Open-sided sheds suit everyday equipment. Drive straight in, drive straight out. No doors to open when you're in the middle of seeding or spraying. The airflow helps too, especially if you're parking machinery whilst it's still warm or dusty.

Fully enclosed sheds make sense for expensive equipment, workshop areas, or when you need proper security. Lock everything up at night, and the complete weather protection means your tools and parts stay dry and rust-free.

Many farmers use a combination: open bays for daily-use tractors and implements, enclosed sections for workshops and secure storage.

Doors and access

We offer sliding doors, roller doors, and personal access doors depending on your needs.

Sliding doors run on a rail system and handle large openings without taking up space. They're tough and work well in busy farm environments. Roller doors seal tight against weather and provide good security for overnight protection. Personal access doors let you duck in for tools without opening the main doors.

We'll help you figure out the right setup based on what you're housing and how you move around the property.

Workshop features and extras

Basic storage is one thing, but most machinery sheds end up doing double duty as workshop space. Depending on how you'll use yours, you might want:

✓ Concrete walls for durability at ground level

✓ Windows and skylights for natural light in workshop areas

✓ Polycarbonate sheeting for weather protection with visibility

✓ Ventilation systems to prevent moisture buildup

✓ Roof overhangs for additional covered space

✓ Awnings for extra weather protection

✓ Livestock gates if you're using part of the space for animal handling