Agricultural Buildings
Hampshire Timber Buildings supplies timber agricultural buildings for farms, smallholdings and rural properties. The current range includes tractor sheds, with bespoke requirements available to discuss for storage, equipment and other practical rural uses.
Agricultural projects vary considerably, so the best building normally starts with the intended use, machinery or livestock involved, available access and the dimensions of the site.
Tractor Sheds and Equipment Storage
A dedicated tractor shed can protect machinery and equipment from the weather while keeping working areas organised. Allow enough clearance for safe access, doors and any implements that remain attached to the vehicle.
Bespoke Agricultural Buildings
Where a standard tractor shed is not enough, contact Hampshire Timber Buildings to discuss the size, opening arrangement and practical requirements of a bespoke rural building.
Planning Around the Site
Access for large vehicles, ground conditions, drainage, the position of existing buildings and the intended daily use should all be considered before agreeing a final size or layout.
Hampshire Delivery and Installation
Provide the site postcode, approximate dimensions, access information and intended use when requesting a quotation so the team can advise on the most appropriate next step.
Frequently Asked Questions
What agricultural timber buildings do you supply?
The current online range includes tractor sheds, and the team can discuss bespoke timber-building requirements for rural storage, equipment and other suitable agricultural uses.
Can you make an agricultural building to a bespoke size?
Yes. Bespoke requirements can be discussed where a standard product does not suit the machinery, storage needs or available site.
What size tractor shed do I need?
Measure the tractor at its widest and highest points, including mirrors, cab and any regularly attached implements. Allow comfortable clearance for manoeuvring and access rather than designing the building tightly around the machine.
Can an agricultural building be used for machinery storage?
Yes. Suitable timber buildings can provide covered storage for tractors, machinery and equipment. The specification should reflect the size, weight, access and intended use of the equipment.
Do agricultural buildings need planning permission?
Agricultural planning rules can differ from domestic outbuilding rules and depend on the land, use, size and circumstances. Check the position with the relevant planning authority before committing to a project.
Do you install agricultural buildings?
Installation is available within the company service area. Send your location and project details so delivery, access and installation requirements can be assessed.
What site information is useful for a quotation?
Include your postcode, photographs, approximate dimensions, intended use, required openings and details of vehicle access. This helps the team understand the project before discussing a final design.
Can you build for smallholdings as well as farms?
Yes. The same approach can suit smaller rural properties where practical storage or shelter is required, subject to the intended use, site and building specification.