Galvanized Trough Bull Feed Meter Gate Paddock Livestock Fence For Farm

Description of Livestock Fence

1.Material: Carbon steel tube

2.Corrosion form:hot-dipped galvanized or powder coating

3.Features:It can quickly and easily be installed, without the need to disturb the surface area by digging holes or laying foundations.

4.Main markets:Australia, European countries, Canada, America and Asia countries.

5.Description of cattle corral panels:

-1.8m high with 6 bars/rails or 1.6m high with 5 bars/rails.

-Complete with Caps & Foot plates.

-Holes for ground pin on one leg of each panel.

-Elongated lug holes in brackets, for ease when connecting.

Specifications of Livestock Fence

Advantages of Livestock Fence

Square vertical pipe/post, welding easy and firm, much durable, and it's more beatiful
- Oval horizontal rails, no sharp edge, can protect sheep and goat from getting hurt, high safety
- Lamb-proof rail spacing
- Middle braces for high strength and heavy duty
- With welded top caps and foot plates, water and dust proof
- Welded "U" and "L" lugs for easy connection. The lugs are welded to bracket all four sides, very durable.

1. Start with Standard Panel Sizes (Industry Common Options)

• Length: 8ft (2.4m), 10ft (3m), 12ft (3.6m) are the most popular (10ft is the all-purpose default for most farms).
• Height: 5ft (1.5m), 6ft (1.8m), 7ft (2.1m) (horses require taller panels than cattle—avoid 4ft or shorter to prevent jumping over).
• Gauge (thickness): 12-14 gauge (heavier 12-gauge for large/active horses; lighter 14-gauge for small hobby farms).

2. Match Size to Intended Use

• Daily Grazing Paddocks: Opt for 10ft or 12ft length panels to minimize gaps between connections. Choose 5-6ft height for adult horses (6ft if you have tall breeds like draft horses or jumpers).
• Temporary Holding Corrals (Feeding/Grooming): 8ft or 10ft length for easy maneuverability and quick setup. 5ft height works for calm, non-aggressive herds.
• Training Arenas/Rodeo Pens: 12ft length for stable, gap-free enclosures. 6-7ft height to contain energetic horses during training or events.
• Sorting/Medical Pens: 8ft length for tight, easy-to-manage spaces. 6ft height to prevent horses from leaning over or escaping during handling.

3. Consider Herd Size and Space Availability

• Small Hobby Farms (1-3 horses): 8ft or 10ft length panels (4-6 panels for a 20x20ft pen). 5ft height balances safety and cost.
• Large Commercial Ranches (10+ horses): 12ft length panels (fewer connections = more stability). 6ft height for herd management, and 7ft if mixing with aggressive breeds.
• Limited Space: 8ft panels for tight layouts (e.g., backyard farms) to maximize usable area without compromising structure.

4. Prioritize Safety and Compatibility

• Ensure height is at least 1ft taller than your tallest horse’s shoulder height to prevent jumping.
• Match panel length to your gate size (e.g., 10ft panels pair with a 10ft gate for seamless installation).
• For mixed livestock (horses + cattle/sheep), stick to 5-6ft height (sufficient for cattle) and 12-gauge thickness to withstand multi-animal use.

Applications of Livestock Fence

Package of Livestock Fence

1>. fence panel:plastic flim+wood/metal pallet

2>. fence post: every post pack with a plastic bag(the cap is covered well on the post)+metal pallet

3>. accessory: small plastic bag+carton box

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