Galebreaker

[Sheep]

@davedb would you like me to PM prices & literature?

Could you pm me those prices as well? Thanks.

 

[Galebreaker]

Could

Could I have a price for 2no, 20' wide 16' high roller doors please.

For full rollerdoors, we have two options available depending on site, exposure and requirements. We are in the office today if you would like to call, and if you mention that you've been in touch on the Farming Forum, i'm sure we can negotiate a price for you.

Kind Regards,

The Galebreaker Team.

 

[Galebreaker]

im woundering if anyone can give me a bit of advice, were just putting up a building that is 45x80 ft i was thinking of sheeting the 80ft side with a galebreaker type material off a roll and then nailing yorkshire boarding over the top, would i be better just using the clip on secure covers like in @Great In Grass link (shed has 20ft bays) would work out at £207 per bay, would they be strong enoght and stay tight or would i have to constantly tighten them up?

Depending on whether access is required or not, I would suggest either our Farmflex material, or the Bayscreens. If you would like me to send you through prices for both, send me a PM and I can get those sorted for you today. Both use the same material - our standard 25% permeable material - which ensures good ventilation and airflow through the building.

Should you need any further information, please do not hesitate to contact us in the office on 01531 637900.

Kind Regards,

The Galebreaker Team.

 

[Galebreaker]

Daviddb and Sheep,

I have replied to both of your PM's.

Should you need any more information, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Kind Regards,

The Galebreaker Team.

 

[Alf]

If it's a genuine Galebreaker that anyone wants , I have some new ones 10 ft wide never been fitted at s/h price

Rollerscreen

 

[Bobthebuilder]

In my experience galebreakers don't last. Better with doors, tin, yorkshire boarding. We have a door at bottom of one shed and pull down galebreaker to seal it off. Its all torn. Probably our fault but wouldn't buy one again.

yup had some before on end of sheep shed, some on ratchets and 3 on rollers where the passages are, if your in a fairly windy spot your better off doing a proper job with boards or tin, but if fairly sheltered and only wanting to stop a bit of weather they will be ok but MUST be kept tight at all times as it doesn't take long to wear and rip if a little slack

 

[PREES]

Does any one have experience of the Econoblind product from I think secure covers. We need a blind to go above some door so that we can blow in straw every day. We have thought of making some top swinging doors made from timber and netting/curtain but if we can get something ready made at the right price we might be tempted. We are looking for something to fit in a 15 ft bay with a 9ft drop. We need about 6 in total.

 

[Great In Grass]

Does any one have experience of the Econoblind product from I think secure covers. We need a blind to go above some door so that we can blow in straw every day. We have thought of making some top swinging doors made from timber and netting/curtain but if we can get something ready made at the right price we might be tempted. We are looking for something to fit in a 15 ft bay with a 9ft drop. We need about 6 in total.

I've sold quite a few to numerous forum members hopefully someone will reply. If you'd like a quote please let me know.

 

[PREES]

@Great In Grass thanks i have sent you a pm, I don't suppose you know if Secure Covers are at the Welsh Winter Fair next week?

 

[Great In Grass]

@Great In Grass thanks i have sent you a pm, I don't suppose you know if Secure Covers are at the Welsh Winter Fair next week?

I don't think they are at the Fair as they are not listed as one of the trade stands on the web site, I'll confirm it tomorrow.

 

[onthehoof]

Bringing back an old thread, any update on how these products stand up and best value for money