The right machinery shed size depends on the equipment you need to store today and what you may purchase in the future. Modern tractors, sprayers, seeders, balers and harvest equipment are significantly larger than they were a decade ago.

When designing a machinery shed, we recommend considering:

• Overall machine width and height
• Future machinery purchases
• Access for trailers and implements
• Turning and manoeuvring space
• Workshop and storage requirements

Our team can help design a shed that provides adequate clearance, practical access and room for future growth.

Yes. We design and construct custom hay sheds for farmers across South Australia.

A well-designed hay shed helps protect fodder from rain, weather damage and excessive moisture while improving feed quality and reducing waste.

We can design hay sheds with:

• Open-front access
• Multiple storage bays
• Large machinery access
• High-clearance openings
• Custom lengths and widths

Whether you need storage for round bales, square bales or fodder supplies, we can tailor a solution to suit your operation.

Yes. We design and construct livestock shelters for a wide range of agricultural applications.

Our shelters can provide protection from harsh sun, wind and rain while improving animal comfort and welfare.

Suitable for:

• Cattle
• Sheep
• Alpacas
• Goats
• Horses
• Poultry

Every shelter is custom designed to suit your livestock numbers, management practices and site conditions.

Many agricultural buildings require planning approval, building approval or both, depending on the location, size and intended use of the structure.

Requirements can vary significantly between councils and properties.

As a licensed builder, ShedEx Fleurieu can assist with the approvals process and help determine what approvals may be required for your project before construction begins.

Yes. Many rural properties are located within designated Bushfire Protection Areas.

We can provide shed designs suitable for a range of bushfire requirements and can incorporate features such as:

• Sarking insulation
• Ember protection measures
• Metal flyscreens
• Appropriate door and ventilation solutions

We will work with the relevant engineering and approval requirements for your property.

All ShedEx Fleurieu buildings are engineered to suit the specific site conditions of your property.

Engineering takes into account factors such as:

• Wind region
• Terrain category
• Building height
• Location and exposure
• Topography

This ensures your building is designed to comply with current Australian Standards and local requirements.

Absolutely.

Many agricultural buildings benefit from a concrete floor, particularly where machinery storage, workshops, vehicle maintenance or equipment storage is involved.

As a licensed builder, ShedEx Fleurieu can manage the entire project, including:

• Site preparation
• Earthworks
• Concrete footings
• Concrete flooring
• Building construction

This provides a streamlined, end-to-end solution.

Yes.

We supply and install high-quality roller doors to suit a wide range of agricultural and rural applications.

Options include:

• Manual operation
• Motorised operation
• Remote controls
• Keypad access
• Windlock systems
• Custom sizes

Our team can recommend the most suitable door configuration based on your building and intended use.

Every project is different, however most farm shed projects typically take around four to five months from contract signing through to completion.

Timeframes can vary depending on:

• Engineering requirements
• Council approvals
• Site conditions
• Weather
• Building size and complexity

Our team will provide guidance on expected timeframes and keep you informed throughout the project.

ShedEx Fleurieu is more than a shed supplier. We are a licensed builder that manages the complete project from start to finish.

This includes:

• Custom design
• Engineering
• Council approvals
• Site preparation
• Concrete works
• Construction
• Project management

Using Australian BlueScope and COLORBOND® steel, we deliver durable, purpose-built agricultural buildings designed for South Australian conditions and backed by local service and support.