Duck housing needs a larger body envelope, different drinking behaviour, a foot-friendly floor and a reliable egg route. Water, manure and ventilation interfaces carry more weight in selection than cage appearance alone.
Duck housing needs a larger body envelope, different drinking behaviour, a foot-friendly floor and a reliable egg route. Water, manure and ventilation interfaces carry more weight in selection than cage appearance alone.
Cage height, depth and floor contact points are checked against duck breed, age and target density.
Drinking-line pressure and splash control are coordinated with belt cleaning and exhaust.
Roll-out slope, belt transfer and egg-room connection are reviewed for intact, clean eggs.
Each catalogue image explains a visible structure or process; pictured configurations are not a fixed supply list.
The cover photograph shows a tiered duck row. Duck body size, foot support and moisture from drinking differ from chickens and require a separate configuration review.
Configure for your site：Confirm duck size, floor contact and cleaning access per tier.
The supplied page places the water line beside the cage front and discusses hygiene. The image is a position reference; splash, drainage and manure-belt wetting must be reviewed for the project.
Configure for your site：Confirm water supply, splash collection and moisture removal.
The supplied page links ventilation openings, end access and equipment service. Moisture control is a house system issue and must be coordinated with manure removal and exhaust.
Configure for your site：Confirm end access, exhaust capacity and manure route.Functional connection map · not a construction drawing
Serve the duck row according to feeding behavior.
Review body space, foot support and egg transition.
Connect to ventilation and outside waste route.
Final model and supply scope are set in a written project specification.
Final model and supply scope are set in a written project specification.
Catalogue reference figures. Confirm the selected configuration and applicable local requirements before order.
Review the related equipment above and share your automation goals. The written technical scope defines the final combination.
Duck breed, weight and production stage；Splash, floor support and drainage；Duck-egg collection, manure route and exhaust
Final model and supply scope are set in a written project specification.