Layer projects connect cage geometry, feed and water, egg exit and manure removal. H-type and A-type rows answer different layout needs and should not be compared by group capacity alone.
Start with H-type or A-type rows, then coordinate feeding, water, egg collection and manure routes in one house plan.
H-type layer cage system ↗Automatic feed distribution ↗Nipple drinking and water treatment ↗
Share target flock, clear house dimensions, egg room position and manure destination.
Plan my project ↗A vertically stacked production line that gives each tier its own feeding, drinking, egg collection and manure route. Designed for closed houses where aisle width, headroom and end drives can be planned together.
↗02A-type layer cage systemAn 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.
↗03Automatic feed distributionA complete route from silo to cage trough or floor pan. The line is selected by row length, tier count, feed form, target delivery time and cleaning access.
↗04Nipple drinking and water treatmentWater is managed from filtration and pressure regulation to each drinking point, with flush and leak inspection designed into the line.
↗05Automatic egg collection and transferEggs move from sloped cage floors onto longitudinal belts, through end lifts and transfer zones, then into a central conveyor or egg room. Every transition is part of the breakage-control design.
↗06Tier manure belt and transferManure is separated at each cage tier and moved to an end scraper, cross conveyor and defined out-of-house destination. Belt cleaning and moisture management are designed together.
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