The roof cladding is natural grey P6R fibre cement with closed ridges. The sides, which have Ultrazed side rails, are clad in Shufflebottom vertical 0.5mm 1000/33mm plastic-coated box profile. The roller shutter doors, powered by three-phase electricity, are galvanised.
The crop store part of the building, the smaller 30m section, is lined with 2m high, 140mm thick pre-stressed concrete panels, which also form an internal division.
Interior and exterior.
A 90ft Shufflebottom farm building, 40ft wide and 15ft to the eaves, is located at Hook Norton, near Banbury in Oxfordshire. K11407
Calcutt Farms at Hempton near Banbury selected a Shufflebottom steel-framed six-bay grain store, and a fan house 36 metres square. E10068
At Highworth Road, near Farringdon in Oxfordshire, is a 60ft long, 40ft wide steel-framed Shufflebottom agricultural building. K9864
Great Canfield near Dunmow in Essex is the setting for an agricultural building, 30.4m long and 15m wide. E10023
