Layer Cages
We provide cutting-edge battery layer cage systems that have been suitably galvanized for sturdiness. To give the birds comfort, the cages are securely put together and orderly placed. Among the characteristics are:
Since there is no water spilling, an automatic nipple drinking system considerably enhances hygiene in the chicken structure. Compared to other techniques of drinking systems, the nipple system also saves effort while guaranteeing that the birds sip extremely clean water free of any pollution.
troughs for food. To prevent the chicken from stepping on them in any manner, these are fixed just outside the cubicles. As a result, there is never any feed waste and the meal is constantly free of
soil that could be caused by bird droppings.
Safe place to lay down. Since the birds do not in any way come into contact with the laid eggs, there are no incidences of eggs breaking when the birds securely roll to a secure eggs gathering location to lay the eggs.
The structure has plenty of airflow thanks to the wire mesh design.
Dimensions and Design of Cages
6.5 feet in height, 7 feet in width, and 7.5 feet in length.
Size of a cage for layers
A minimum height of 8 feet should be present in the ideal external structure. The overall capacity of the cages determines the structure’s other dimensions.
Typically, 2 feet must be left between the cage and walls to facilitate movement and for comfort while
making the floor clean.
Concrete is the best material for flooring, and plastering it is preferred if at all possible.
All of the walls should have at least 50% of their surface area ventilated using wire mesh.
To make cleaning and washing away of droppings easier, a short tunnel between the cages (no more than 6 inches deep) should be present.
Bricks and wood are the greatest building materials for a wall. Roofing iron sheets can be used for roofing.
For the purpose of shielding the chickens from direct sunshine and rain, the roof should protrude outward from the walls by roughly 50 cm.
Design of External Shelter
Having lighting inside the structure is absolutely necessary. The arrangement of lights inside the building must ensure adequate illumination.
