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Open A-frame layer rows
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A-type layer cage systemA-type layer cage system

An open stepped layout with a direct line of sight to the cage front, trough and egg outlet. Suitable when daily manual inspection and a staged automation plan drive the house design.

Product catalogue visual
ApplicationLayer production
Selection starts withHouse span, eave height and ventilation mode
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01 / Overview

A-type layer cage system

An open stepped layout with a direct line of sight to the cage front, trough and egg outlet. Suitable when daily manual inspection and a staged automation plan drive the house design.

01

Open geometry

Stepped rows reduce obstruction between tiers and keep the cage front accessible for observation and routine handling.

02

Egg handling

A front egg channel or belt can be selected; floor slope and the hand-off from cage to channel need field confirmation.

03

Upgrade path

Manual, semi-automatic and automatic feeding or egg handling can be evaluated against labour and retrofit constraints.

02 / Equipment details

See each equipment detail in context.

Each catalogue image explains a visible structure or process; pictured configurations are not a fixed supply list.

Open A-frame layer rows
Product catalogue visual / 01
01 / Equipment details

Stepped cage arrangement

The supplied view shows tiers opening toward the aisle, with cage fronts and troughs visible. It illustrates access and visibility; final tiers, span and automation scope remain project decisions.

Configure for your site:Confirm aisle width, observation line and reach to every tier.
Long aisle and cage-front visibility
Product catalogue visual / 02
02 / Equipment details

Aisle and routine inspection

The long-aisle view shows the working side of the cages and sightlines to birds. Compare the cage with the routes for inspection, egg collection and manure removal in one layout.

Configure for your site:Confirm labor mode and the routes for people, eggs and manure.
03 / System connections

How the equipment connects.

Functional connection map · not a construction drawing

01

Feed and water

Reach feed and water points on each stepped tier.

02

A-type rows

Keep cage-front inspection and operating access.

03

Eggs and cleaning

Select manual or automated routes to match the project.

05 / Catalogue references

Catalogue references

Reference configurations from the supplied catalogue. Final tiers, capacity and stocking density require project and local regulation review.

Group dimensionsTiersBirds per groupReference area per bird
1950 × 350 × 380 mm390455 cm²/bird
1950 × 350 × 380 mm4120455 cm²/bird
1950 × 450 × 410 mm3120438.75 cm²/bird
1950 × 450 × 410 mm4160438.75 cm²/bird
06 / Configuration scope

Turn a product family into a project specification.

Final model and supply scope are set in a written project specification.

Information to share

  1. 01House span, eave height and ventilation mode
  2. 02Manual, semi-automatic or automated egg collection
  3. 03Trough, water, manure and aisle clearances

Connected equipment

Final model and supply scope are set in a written project specification.

07 / Questions buyers ask

Questions buyers ask

Can catalogue figures be used directly in a quotation?

Catalogue reference figures. Confirm the selected configuration and applicable local requirements before order.

Which systems can be configured together?

Review the related equipment above and share your automation goals. The written technical scope defines the final combination.

What house information should I share?

House span, eave height and ventilation mode;Manual, semi-automatic or automated egg collection;Trough, water, manure and aisle clearances

08 / Next step

Share your project conditions. Define the right configuration.

Final model and supply scope are set in a written project specification.