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Concrete Silage Clamps
Maximize Feed Preservation and Minimize Waste with Our Concrete Silage Clamps.
Construct long-lasting and reliable concrete silage clamps with Morris & Perry Quarry. Trust in our expertise to keep your farm running smoothly.
BS8500 mixRC45- Supplied by volumem³
- One mixer carries up to7.5 m³
- We allow roughly5 min per m³ to unload
Work it out
How much do I need?
Concrete is supplied by volume (m³) & calculated (length x width x depth). Put in the length, width and depth, and see the volume, how many mixers it takes and how long each one stays.
Figures from our Ready Mixed Concrete page: mixers carry up to 7.5 m³; we allow roughly 5 minutes per m³ for off loading; 1 m³ of concrete typically weighs 2.2 t–2.4 t depending on mix type.
- Volume
- 1.8 m³
- Mixer loads
- 1
- Off loading
- about 9 min
- Weight
- 4–4.3 t
From our mix guide (BS8500)
- SilageRC45
This table is for guidance only. A ground engineer should always be consulted before requesting concrete. Ground conditions may require alternative concrete types.
Ready Mixed Concrete
Reliable Concrete Silage Clamps
Concrete silage clamps are essential to any successful farm operation, providing a sturdy and secure storage solution for animal feed. With Morris & Perry Quarry, you can trust our expertise to construct long-lasting and reliable silage clamps that will keep your farm running smoothly year after year. Our team of skilled professionals understands the importance of durability and functionality in cultural structures, and we take pride in delivering top-quality results every time. By choosing Morris & Perry Quarry for your concrete silage clamp needs, you can rest assured that your investment will stand the test of time, providing a safe and efficient storage solution for all your farming requirements. Trust us to deliver exceptional craftsmanship and reliable service for all your agricultural construction projects.
Pros & cons
Concrete Silage Clamps: the pros and cons
Pros
- Durable and long-lastingConcrete silage clamps are designed to be sturdy and withstand heavy loads, making them a durable option for storing hay.
- Customizable size and shapeThese clamps can be made in various sizes and shapes to fit the user’s specific needs, allowing for more efficient use of storage space.
- Easy maintenanceUnlike other storage options, such as wooden silos, concrete silage clamps require minimal maintenance and are less prone to damage from pests or weather conditions.
- Cost-effectiveAlthough the initial investment may be higher than other storage options, concrete silage clamps have a longer lifespan, making them a cost-effective choice in the long run.
- Protection against spoilageThe tightly sealed walls of a concrete silage clamp help prevent air exposure, reducing spoilage and preserving the quality of the stored feed.
Cons
- High initial costAs mentioned before, the initial cost of building a concrete silage clamp may be higher than other storage options.
- Limited mobilityOnce built, these clamps cannot be moved, so they may not be suitable for those needing to relocate their feed storage frequently.
Ready Mixed Concrete
We supply all types of Concrete to Somerset and Surrounding Towns
Equipped with a variety of specialised vehicles and staffed by our highly experienced workforce, we are capable of providing any quantity of the following types of ready-mixed concrete:
Internal Floor ConcreteGEN 3
Concrete FootingsGEN 1
Concrete SlabsGEN 3
Shed Base ConcreteGEN 3
Hardstanding ConcreteRC35
Concrete DrivewaysPAV 1
Lorry Yard ConcretePAV 2
Industrial ConcreteRC45/50
Floor ConcreteGEN 3 / RC35- Concrete Silage ClampsRC45You are here
Stable Floor ConcreteRC45
Cattle Yard ConcreteRC45
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- Monday to Friday06.00 – 17.30
- Saturday06.00 – 10.00
- SundayClosed
Gurney Slade, Nr Bath, Somerset, BA3 4TE
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