Mcgregor Polytunnels.

[borderterribles]

Has anyone on here any experience of Mcgregor pop up polytunnels, for livestock, please?

 

[pgk]

Yep, put one up 10 years ago, originally for lambing, now use to finish store lambs and house woolly ewes in the February to March gap. Have used it some years to store excess hay. Still on original sheet, regularly patch even smallest of holes. Sheep love it.

 

[Rod Dumbreck]

We have a regular Cheviot 9m by 50m by them. Brilliant firm to deal with. Not seen the popup version until now, seems simple enough and relocatable and presumably planning free

 

[Al R]

Not sure how permanent you want it but a marquee might suit? Get some seriously good deals on hiring them these days Know a few farms that hire them for spring calving

 

[Bald Rick]

Has anyone on here any experience of Mcgregor pop up polytunnels, for livestock, please?

Was quoted circa £9k erected iirc about 2 years ago for one of their calf tunnels. Would do as a quick fix but if you had time for planning, a permanent shed is probably a better option